Open aachaemenes opened 1 month ago
There isn't a lot of information in this request as to why this would be useful. None of our applications use ODBC or JDBC so I'm unlikely to look at this. I'd consider pull requests.
The jdbc driver is it is outdated causes lots of implicit transactions which is horrible. Odbc and ole drivers if they are outdated have security and connectivity implications. Most apps are using one or the other to talk to SQL.
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There isn't a lot of information in this request as to why this would be useful. None of our applications use ODBC or JDBC so I'm unlikely to look at this. I'd consider pull requests.
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I'm not sure if it's possible to capture what driver versions are being used by clients. The client interface name is available in sys.dm_exec_sessions but that doesn't tell you much other than it's ODBC, etc.
We have to powershell through it
Get-OdbcDriver -CimSession MyServer -Name sql | Format-Table name, platform -AutoSize 02. name platform
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I'm not sure if it's possible to capture what driver versions are being used by clients. The client interface name is available in sys.dm_exec_sessions but that doesn't tell you much other than it's ODBC, etc.
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It is very valuable for DBADASH to track ODBC and JDBC driver versions.