FreeTDS Development Group

[Rajkumar Seth <Seth.Rajkumar AT GNI.co.uk>]

We use (Feb 200 release) of the JDBC driver in production a few thousand
calls per day no problems.
You can always load test your development set-up for leaks etc (I'd do this
on any software!) Also stick to the stable builds for production.

I my experience FreeTDS JDBC is first rate. And I'm using JConnect, Oracle
(Thin!) etc..

Seth.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Feltenberger [mailto:dave AT feltenberger.net]
Sent: 2001 June 01 19:09
To: TDS Development Group
Subject: [freetds] Stability of JDBC Drivers



Is anyone using the JDBC drivers in a production environment?  I'm looking
to use them with a Java Servlet that could potentially get up to several
thousand hits per day.  Is it safe to use them?  My configuration is as
follows:

A RedHat Linux 7.1 box running Tomcat (this might change to JRun at some
point) and Apache, connecting to a Windows NT 4 box running SQL Server 7.
Both of them has sufficient hardware to handle the hits (Dual 1 GHz on both
boxes), I'm just worried about the stability of the TDS JDBC drivers...

Thanks in advance.

--
Dave Feltenberger
dave AT feltenberger.net (personal)
dave AT pipelineinteractive.com (work)


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