On 29 October 2011 18:21, James Pharaoh <james@phsys.co.uk> wrote:
> The test case works for me, and also on the server. A little
> investigation shows one big difference, the code I am using is somehow
> using a JDBC2 statement class, whereas adding some output to the test
> case when it runs successfully shows me using a JDBC4 one.
>
> Furthermore, the app in question has a page where I can enter queries
> in groovy. Trying a similar testcase there also works, but I am
> getting a JDBC3 statement class.
Maybe you have two different copies of the driver floating around?
Oliver