All releases of jTDS
Release Notes: This is a major bugfix release. A few new features were added, such as improved exceptions and support for Sybase ASE 15 and MS SQL Server 2005.
Release Notes: Notable new features include greatly improved statement caching, configurable metadata caching, optimistic/pessimistic locking support, and fast forward-only cursors.
Release Notes: This release greatly improves stability.
Release Notes: This is a minor release, containing a single bug fix over 1.0.1. Because of a regression, the jTDS 1.0.1 DataSource implementation failed to work with JNDI. If you encountered this problem, you should upgrade to 1.0.2.
Release Notes: This is a minor release, containing fixes to all the bugs reported against release 1.0.
Release Notes: This is the first production ready release of jTDS. It passes the J2EE 1.3 certification and Hibernate test suites and is the fastest JDBC 3.0 implementation for SQL Server and Sybase. New features include Single Sign On (Windows authentication using the logged user's credentials), SSL support, local named pipes (greatly improving local communication speed), and paged fetching for cursor-based ResultSets.
Release Notes: This is the most stable release to date. It passes the J2EE 1.3 certification and Hibernate test suites, and is still the fastest of the SQL Server and/or Sybase JDBC drivers for all basic operations. New features include true PreparedStatement caching, controllable using maxStatements property; experimental XA distributed transaction support, including emulation mode; and column collation support for SQL Server 2000.
Release Notes: This release is a complete rewrite and now passes the JDBC 3.0 Certification Test Suite. Around 85 bugs were fixed and a lot of new features added including TDS 5.0 and 8.0 support, named pipes support, SQL Server 2005 support, control over preparing statement calls, localized error messages support, and automatic protocol detection.
Release Notes: The major improvement in this release is the implementation of correct Connection semantics (i.e., using a single physical connection). This allows jTDS to pass the Hibernate test suite for the first time and become a full and correct JDBC implementation. The other major changes are the much-improved documentation and a move to the LGPL license.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release which is centered around the fix for a major bug which went undetected into 0.7 (cursor-based ResultSets did not work with parameterized prepared or callable statements). Some other minor fixes went into this release, but the other major item is the newly released documentation and benchmarking results. These are available in the docs directory of the source package.
