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Using jtds 1.3.1 sql driver with Confluence

Davin Studer

Confluence ships with the 1.2.2 jtds driver. This was released in 2007 and there is a newer one 1.3.1 that was released in 2013. Does anyone know if there is a reason Confluence ships with 1.2.2? Has anyone tried using the 1.3.1 driver? If so, thoughts? Thanks.

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Deividi Luvison

Hey Davin,

The reason why we do not ship that driver version is because it was not fully tested with Confluence, we do have a feature request and if possible please vote up for the feature and add your thoughts in there so we can increase it's relevance:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-26834

For your second question, as a MSSQL Server user, I used that driver in a couple scenarios and I did not had problems on Confluence. The main reason I used that driver version was to make Confluence to connect on MSSQL using windows authentication.

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,

David|Confluence Support Engineer

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Deividi Luvison

Hey Davin,

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-26834

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,

David|Confluence Support Engineer

Davin Studer

That JIRA ticket seems to me to be about support for Microsoft's driver. I am referring to the jtds 1.3.1 not Microsoft's driver.

Deividi Luvison

Apologies, I used the jdts driver over the microsoft driver for so long that I basically see jtds driver asif it were the official MS driver . I raised a proper feature request to address that: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-34872

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