StatementTimeout support for  WebLogic Type 4 JDBC Drivers for Sybase

All,
I am using the StatementTimeout property to limit the statement processing time for my data source.
It seems to be working for all other connection pools except Sybase.
The property documentation lists that it depends on support by underlying Driver.
Please confirm if the StatementTimeout prperty is supported by BEA's Type 4 Sybase Driver. In am using WLS 10.3
Thanks
Edited by: Sudheer Prabhala on Aug 30, 2012 2:39 AM

Yes. file a support request with Oracle.

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