William L. Thomson Jr. wrote:

> Someone recently asked me what version of JDBC JayBird supports? I am
> aware of the two types available, JDBC Type 2, and Type 4. However seems
> there are also versions of JDBC, base on jdk version etc.
>
> I assume its the reason for different jdk version specific code in the
> sources? So JayBird will compile using what ever the lastest JDBC
> version the jdk supports?
>

Jaybird currently supports JDBC 2.0 (JDK1.3) and JDBC 3.0 (JDK1.4 &
1.5). Compling with JDK1.3 will use JDBC 2.0 spec, otherwise JDBC 3.0
spec is used.

Steve