mSQL-JDBC
mSQL-JDBC (aka Soul) is a JDBC device driver for mSQL. It is also the first JDBC driver in the world.[1] Entirely written in Java by George Reese, the driver uses the native mSQL network protocols to talk to mSQL. The driver supports as much of the JDBC specification as the mSQL database will support, but development on the driver basically ceased in 1997. The driver therefore does not support the most recent releases (3.0 and above) of mSQL.
mSQL-JDBC was renamed Soul in 1997, though few packages exist under that name.
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- ↑ Reese, George (2001). JDBC et Java: guide du programmeur (in français). O'Reilly Media, Inc. p. 313. Search this book on
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