Using INET and DATADIRECT JDBC Drivers to connect MS SQL Server 2005

Hi,
I have reqmt to connect SQL server 2005 from ODI using INET and DATADIRECT JDBC drivers to test Local characters Encoding.
In my case, Oracle is the Source and SQL Server 2005 is the Target. I have problem while interfacing Local Characters to SQL Server 2005 using com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver driver( which is default driver provided by ODI). To fix local charatcters issue, I want to try using INET or DATADIRECT JDBC drivers. Please provide me the below of any one has used these Drivers to connect SQL Server 2005 from ODI.
We are trying to connect to MS SQL Server 2005 from ODI Topology Mgr using INET and DATADIRECT JDBC Drivers. We need the following info to connect to the same,
--> What are list of the drivers need to be placed in OraHome_1\oracledi\drivers path?
--> Where can i get the latest driver versions.
--> What are the JDBC DRIVER and URL formats.
--> Any other additional configurations?
--> Does these drivers support interfacing of Local character data.
Please respond...
Regards,
Anil

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