The latest build is 6.1.3.jre8-preview (Feb-2017). The first non-preview was 6.1.0.jre8 (Nov, 2016).
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jdbcteam/2016/11/17/open-source-jdbc-maven/
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@tom: download & test w/ the open source version. Don't check-in but report your testing results.
Hi Sachin, I did some basic testing. Looks like all the functionality is there as in the Microsoft version. I tested with mssql-jdbc-6.1.4.jre8-preview although it only displays major and minor version in our Server Support and About. - see attached. Tom
Hi Sachin, I did some basic testing. Looks like all the functionality is there as in the Microsoft version. I tested with mssql-jdbc-6.1.4.jre8-preview although it only displays major and minor version in our Server Support and About. - see attached. Tom
svn #53567
Download link - http://www.mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.microsoft.sqlserver/mssql-jdb
Additionally, per #14482, need to update ConnectionUtil.getLargeUpdateCount because it is implemented in this driver.
svn #53567
Download link - http://www.mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.microsoft.sqlserver/mssql-jdb
Additionally, per #14482, need to update ConnectionUtil.getLargeUpdateCount because it is implemented in this driver.
Verified for MS SQL SERVER 2016 in ADS 19-alpha-65 for Microsoft Driver, with given script here
Please refer attached MSSQLSERVER2016.png, ms_sql_driver.png
Verified for MS SQL SERVER 2016 in ADS 19-alpha-65 for Microsoft Driver, with given script here
Please refer attached MSSQLSERVER2016.png, ms_sql_driver.png
Verified in ADS v19.0.0-beta-27. Executed several queries and everything is working fine
Verified in ADS v19.0.0-beta-27. Executed several queries and everything is working fine
Issue #15047 |
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Fixed Build ADS 19.0.0-dev-1 |
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relates to #15084
Issue #15084Microsoft JDBC driver - upgrade to use getLargeUpdateCount. |
@tom: download & test w/ the open source version. Don't check-in but report your testing results.