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sql ser via java
i created several classes that retrieve data from a SQL Server. Question:
on my development side, i created an ODBC connection hooking up to the SQL
Server (2000). I used the jdbc dbc:sourcename, next i tested it and it
worked great on my pc, i went to test it elsewhere. Mapped a directory on
their NT wkstn. it asked for a odbc source name not valid. i thought it
didn't matter in java. do i need to create an odbc in all the 20 plus pc's?
this will be accesseed only like a "windows" application and not by browser--thanks
for any info you can help with.
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