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jtds error while connecting to MS SQL server 2008

 
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Hi All,

I am trying to connect to MS SQL 2008 server using jtds.

Class.forName("net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver");

Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://localhost:1433/tempdb","sa","");

MSSQL server is running.

But i am getting

java.sql.SQLException: Network error IOException: Connection refused: connect

I am stuck with this error for one whole day . I want to do some Hibernate and JDBC conection trials too.

Can anyone suggest the root cause?

Note: CLASSPATH variable is set with jtds.jar
 
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Is SQL Server configured to accept connections over TCP/IP? Why are you trying to connect to the tempdb? If your username and password correct?
 
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I dont have any idea about that!

Can you please tell me how to check whether my MS SQL server is configured for that or not?

I think it is easy to work with Oracle rather than working with MS,they alwayz make things complicated!

Oralce do not have such config for TCP/IP!
 
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Have you checked jtds faq?
 
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Use SQL Server Configuration Manager to check. By default, SQL server is not configured to allow connections over TCP/IP.



I think it is easy to work with Oracle rather than working with MS,they alwayz make things complicated!


never heard anyone call Oracle easier to configure than SQL Server before.
 
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The problem is resolved.

I have uninstalled MS SQL server from my machine!

I dont want that programe running on my machine!

Making things complicated and dependant is the legacy of MS!

Using MySQL now!
 
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