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About Database Adapters

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for DB2 Connect

About DB2 Connect

About the DB2 Connect Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for DB2 Universal Database

About DB2 Universal Database

About the DB2 Universal Database Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for Informix

About Informix

About the Informix Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for JDBC/ODBC

About Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

JDBC Drivers

Type I: JDBC-ODBC Bridge

Type One Driver

Type II: Partial Java driver

Type Two Driver

Pure Java driver for database middleware

Type Three Driver

Type Four Driver: Direct-to-database pure Java driver

About the JDBC/ODBC Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for Oracle

About Oracle Databases

About the Oracle Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for SQL Server

About SQL Server

About the SQL Server Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for Sybase

About Sybase

About the Sybase Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for VSAM

About VSAM

About the VSAM Adapter

About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for SQL Server

This topic provides information about Oracle Adapter for SQL Server.

About SQL Server

SQL Server is Microsoft’s client-server Relational Data Base Management System (RDBMS), used for increased scalability, availability, and security of enterprise data and analytical applications while making them easier to create, deploy, and manage.

About the SQL Server Adapter

The SQL Server Adapter enables Oracle Java CAPS ESB Projects to exchange data with external SQL Server databases. This user’s guide describes how to install and configure the SQL Server Adapter.

The SQL Server Adapter uses JCDs (Java Collaboration Definitions) and BPEL (Business Process Execution Language to perform the following:

The SQL Server Adapter also uses the same GUI structure as the rest of the Oracle Java CAPS ESB system to describe data flow through the entire enterprise. This feature enables business analysts to define the relationships between a database and relevant applications by dragging and dropping elements between graphical tree structures.