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WSAD5.0.1 jdbc:odbc problem : No suitable Driver

 
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Hi All
I am using WSAD 5.0.1 version , while connecting to dataBase i am getting error "No suitable Driver".where as if I run program first time it runs properly.
my point is :
- Driver is correct.
- No problem in code otherwise it does not run first time.
again if I restart the WSAD i got the result very first time.
Any Idea about the problem???

T & R
- Greedy thomas
 
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Is your application using 2 databases ?

Please see whether you have added proper database driver jar/zip in server class path.
 
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Hi
I am using DB2.I have checked the classpath and jars/zips needed.i think that is not the problem , otherwise it won't run for first time.
may be WSAD have some version problem with jdbc-odbc bridge.please correct me if i am wrong.

thanks & regards,
Red Bottle
 
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"Red Bottle", we don't have many rules around here but our naming policy is one of them. Not complying with the policy will lead to your account becoming locked. This warning hopefully will prevent that from happening, but some action is required on your part.

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"Greedy thomas", you're almost there. The policy clearly states

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