SQL Server JDBC with SQL Server cluster

I am not aware of any issues with such a configuration. In fact, it should be transparent to the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC driver that you are talking to a SQL
Server cluster.

Evan (MSFT)
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>Hi
>Does anyone know if there are problems or difficulties when accessing a SQL
>Server with cluster, using JDBC?
>In fact, I didn't have any problems yet, but we are preparing an environment
>where such a connection will be needed.
>Thanks!
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Evan T. Basalik
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