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I'm doing some testing on an instance of 9.0.2 and I tried importing a JDBC extension that uses the 7.2 version of the MS SQL JDBC jar file, however, I got an error indicating a new version was available (that I did not import).
After further review, I found a newer version of the MS SQL JDBC jar file buried in the Thingworx web application file:
C:\..\Tomcat 9.0\webapps\Thingworx\WEB-INF\lib
File: mssql-jdbc-7.4.1.jre8.jar
Questions:
Method in #2 above is working, it's just different than what I'm used (started with 7.4). I think this is great, but want to be sure I'm using this as expected.
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I believe you are seeing mssql-jar in WEB-INF/lib because either you already imported the mssql extension earlier or you have a mssql persistence provider ThingWorx installed. I have both 9.0 and 9.0.2 postgresql backed ThingWorx versions and in both I don't have this Jar coming as OOTB. That basically means the driver Jar is not included by default in all the ThingWorx (Postgresql backed/MSSQL backed/H2 Backed). As i said earlier you are seeing it because either you have mssql based ThingWorx war or you have already imported the extension earlier.
Thanks,
Mukul Narang
I believe you are seeing mssql-jar in WEB-INF/lib because either you already imported the mssql extension earlier or you have a mssql persistence provider ThingWorx installed. I have both 9.0 and 9.0.2 postgresql backed ThingWorx versions and in both I don't have this Jar coming as OOTB. That basically means the driver Jar is not included by default in all the ThingWorx (Postgresql backed/MSSQL backed/H2 Backed). As i said earlier you are seeing it because either you have mssql based ThingWorx war or you have already imported the extension earlier.
Thanks,
Mukul Narang
Hi @bmehringer.
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Regards.
--Sharon