- #Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode install
- #Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode drivers
- #Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode driver
- #Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode code
- #Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode windows
#Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode driver
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#Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode code
The latest bits are available to download from Microsoft, from the GitHub repository, and via Maven Central.Īdd the JDBC 9.2 RTW driver to your Maven project by adding the following code to your POM file to include it as a dependency in your project (choose. Fixed an issue with SQLServerBulkCSVFileRecord ignoring empty trailing columns when using the setEscapeColumnDelimitersCSV() API #1438.Fixed an issue with bulk copy when inserting non-unicode multibyte strings #1421.Fixed an issue with column ordinal mapping not being sorted when using bulk copy #1406.Fixed an issue with high memory allocation during bulk copy #1475.Made ADALGetAccessTokenForWindowsIntegrated thread-safe #1441.Updated SQLServerPreparedStatement.getMetaData() to retain exception details #1430.Updated the driver to remove clientKeyPassword from memory #1428.Updated the API version when using MSI authentication #1418.Upgraded to the latest Azure Key Vault libraries #1413.Changed the visibility of SQLServerBulkBatchInsertRecord to package-private #1408 (Potential breaking change).Enabled useBulkCopyForBatchInsert against any server, not just Azure Synapse Analytics #1465.Added new endpoints to the list of trusted Azure Key Vault endpoints #1445.Added LocalDateTime and OffsetDateTime support in CallableStatement #1393.Added support for already connected sockets when using a custom socket factory #1420.Added support for Azure Active Directory Interactive (MFA) authentication 1464.Added support for Azure Active Directory Service Principal authentication 1456.Added a connection property for maxResultBuffer 1431.Version 9.2.0 brings many added features, changes, and fixed issues over the previous production release. C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\ĭatasource = createObject("component","") Īdmin.login(adminPassword="your cfadmin password", adminUserId="admin") įor (connection in datasource.Version 9.2 of the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server has been released. Just place this file into your CF instance e.g. If you hate doing this manually again and again, you can use below database.cfm script and setup the database sources by code. You can also setup the Advanced Settings as before.If you run SQL instances you can simply use an URL like jdbc:sqlserver://192.168.0.1\MSSQL databaseName=foo. Typically you do not need to add more connection parameters, but you can take a look into the list of available Connection Properties. Otherwise to setup the connection with the Adobe defaults, just append sendStringParametersAsUnicode=false to disable UTF-8.
#Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode drivers
If you enabled Enable High ASCII characters and Unicode for data sources configured for non-Latin characters in the Adobe MsSQL drivers it is not required to set sendStringParametersAsUnicode=true (default) to enable UTF-8 support for the Microsoft driver. The Driver name can be everything, but I suggest you use the official name Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Server used by Microsoft. The Driver Class name is .SQLServerDriver.
#Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode windows
#Microsoft jdbc driver and unicode install
Download and install the Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Server.It is really a drop in replacement without any side effect. Until today we have not found any single issue at all with the replaced drivers. Your servers will be very unstable if you run with the Adobe build in drivers for Microsoft SQL. This is a very serious bug as you can see in the linked article. The background why you should do this is the bug Macromedia database drivers leaking memory. This article explains how you are able to use the Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Server under ColdFusion.