I’m not sure exactly what you are attempting to do.
If you are trying to isolate a problem that you are having attempting to connect a JDBC Adapter Connection to your SQL Server database, you could write a simple java application that connects to the server and executes a simple SQL statement.
If this test client doesn’t work, you probably have a network or DB server configuration issue. If it does work, then your JDBC Adapter Connection or your WmDB alias should work inside IS assuming your classes are in the classpath.
I attached a simple connectivity test client that does the above for Sybase 12.5 using the Sybase JConnect 5.5 Type IV JDBC driver.
I added comments to the code to show what you changes you would have to make to get this to work with MS SQL Server (I don’t have a SQL Server handy to test this).
HTH,
Mark
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