Type 3/4 driver required for SQL Server (Weblogic 6.1)

Hi All,
I would like to know the site where I can download the driver for SQL Server on Weblogic 6.1 Application server or if someone can send me the driver via email to my email id [email protected]
Thanks in advance,
Seetesh Hindlekar

Hi Sanjay,
Thanks a lot. I did download a driver for 1 month evaluating period called JSQLConnect but was not able to connect to my local SQL Server.
There is one driver which gets connected to the SQL Server but I am not able to connect to the SQL Server installed on my comp but it does connect to SQL servers available on the network.
Any reasons for this not connecting to the local server.
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GO
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GO
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