Supported versions of JDBC driver?

Does anyone know what JDBC drivers are considered supported and which ones are considered EOL?
With the release of 4.0 is 3.0 now considered EOL? How about 2.0?
I tried looking at the
Microsoft Product Lifecycle site, but it doesn't have anything for JDBC.

Please see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/data/ff928484

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I heard a rumour recently that Oracle are going to employ programmers from Sun to rewrite the JDBC implementation - is this true?
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Pity that the rumour has no foundation. Thanks for the quick response though. I appreciate that.
As for the size, well, from the very start Oracle has made mention of the fact that their JDBC driver was small enough to be downloaded by an applet (see original JDBC documentation which apparently hasn't been updated in lieu of the new MEGA sized JDBC driver).
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Then Exchange Infrastructure How-to Guides for SAP NetWeaver 2004 HYPERLINK "https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f04ce027-934d-2a10-5a8f-fa0b1ed4d88f"
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JDBC Driver 10.1.0.2.0 versus BC4J

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But I meet some error:
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I want to use multibyte characters in my Application and to store it in my database.
If my database provider does not support a Multibyte data type, Can my
Jdbc Driver provide support for the same ?
For a column of type ISO88591 which is of single byte by nature , Can we insert Multibyte characters by providing some support for the same in my Jdbc Driver ?
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Hi,
I want to use multibyte characters in my Application
and to store it in my database.
If my database provider does not support a Multibyte
data type, Can my
Jdbc Driver provide support for the same ?
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providing some support for the same in my Jdbc Driver
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Error checking JDBC Driver version. Detail: Error: found unsupported JDBC Driver name: Oracle JDBC driver version: 10.1.0.2.0.
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is it supported to use Microsoft JDBC driver (the latest version) with Java 7 multithreaded application?
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>is it supported to use Microsoft JDBC driver (the latest version) with Java 7 multithreaded application?
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> Java threads will not share any JDBC objects among them,
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