Re: MS SQL Server in Java/J2EE environment
- From: Lew <lew@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 07:20:29 -0400
Sudhakar Chavali wrote:
I wanted to understand pros and cons of choosing MS SQL Server in Java/
J2EE environment.
Could anybody share some thoughts or web resources?
SQL Server should be just fine for Java, assuming you find a decent JDBC driver for it.
I have worked in both Microsoft and non MS based environments.
Personally I know the power of .Net with MS SQL Server and I don't
wanted to compromise on using MS SQL Server with Java/JEE environment
just for some reasons that Jave/JEE environment have.
OK, then don't. Using SQL Server isn't really a "compromise", though.
Personally I hate using MS SQL Server for Java/J2EE based
applications.
Why is that?
I don't hate MS or non MS products but using these products in
heterogeneous environment is bit weird to me. That is the reason I
started investigating the power of J2EE with MS SQL Serv
So I just wanted to understand pros and cons of J2EE (Application) +
MS SQL Server ( rdbms )
Pro: it'll work. Cons: As with all other sophisticated RDBMSes, you might not be able to take full advantage of the power of the engine using only JDBC.
--
Lew
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