It is not an error, but when I used the interclient/interserver 1.6
on windows 2000 and used the interclient/interserver 2.01 (jdk 1.2)
on windows 98 SE, that are no error or warning messege.

But I used the interclient/interserver 2.01(jdk 1.3) on windows 2000,
I got the warning messege, and it's let me afraid the
interclient/interserver 2.01(jdk 1.3) which is not suitable for me.

And all of the connection is over TCP/IP

And, when my database is used as dialect 3, the warning messege is
***** SQLWarning *****
SQL State: 01JB0
Error Code: 130
Message: [interclient] Specified dialect not supported: The SQL
Dialect has been changed to 3.
See API reference for exception
interbase.interclient.SQLDialectException

Test connection closed.
***** NO Installation problems detected! *****

but when I change it to dialect 1, the warning messege is
***** SQLWarning *****
SQL State: 01JB0
Error Code: 130
Message: [interclient] Specified dialect not supported: The SQL
Dialect has been changed to 1.
See API reference for exception
interbase.interclient.SQLDialectException

Test connection closed.
***** NO Installation problems detected! *****

it is confusing me!!!
Thanks

Felix

--- In ib-support@y..., Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:
> At 08:18 AM 10-06-02 +0000, you wrote:
>
> >My database is created as dialect 3, and it is running under
Windows
> >2000 server SP2.
> >
> >Could you tell me more?
>
> No, as I don't have InterClient installed here to test strings. I
just
> wondered if you were trying to connect to a Win95/98/ME "server"
using that
> (sort of) UNC syntax (since those platforms cannot be NetBEUI
> servers). I'm suspicious of the connection string you said you
were using:
>
> jdbc:interbase://localhost/c:/IB/datastore.gdb
>
> If you are using NetBEUI not TCP/IP, localhost doesn't belong
there; if
> you are trying to connect using TCP/IP, then the UNC-style syntax
doesn't
> belong there. Grab the InterBase 6 Operations Guide (OpGuide.pdf)
for
> connection strings per protocol.
>
> What errors you are getting when you try to connect?
>
> heLen
>
>
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