You could try the JDBC driver at
ftp://ftp.sap.com/pub/sapdb/bin/java/sapdbc.jar. If the message still
appears, please send me the value of the java system property 'os.name'.
Explanation: There are two ways to connect to SAP DB:
- using shared memory for local connections
- using sockets for remote connections
The SAP DB JDBC driver tries to load the shared object implementing the
native methods for local access. When this fails, it defaults to sockets
communication. As the native methods haven't been ported to Unix/Linux yet,
loading the shared object always fails (unfortunately a bit noisy on Linux).
Daniel Dittmar
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Daniel Dittmar
daniel.dittmar@stripped
SAP DB, SAP Labs Berlin
