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HIBERNATE JDBC DRIVER

Superior Performance for JDBC Hibernate Connectivity

The Progress DataDirect Type 5 JDBC driver is certified for the JBoss Hibernate Enterprise Framework, ensuring optimal compatibility and performance, and allowing you to get the most from this powerful object relational technology. DataDirect is the preferred vendor for Hibernate JDBC connectivity:

  • Solves the limitations of Type 4 JDBC drivers
  • Certification ensures optimum compatibility with Hibernate
  • Best JDBC Hibernate performance
  • Powerful performance tuning options, without requiring changes to Hibernate source code or configuration

Key JDBC Hibernate Benefits

Certified for Hibernate

Certification guarantees the highest level of compatibility, performance, scalability, and reliability for your Hibernate JDBC connection.

Enterprise Class Performance and Scalability
  • Robust tuning options make it easy to tune JDBC driver performance under Hibernate, without requiring changes to Hibernate source code or configuration
  • SPECjAppServer / ECPerf performance and scalability leader
  • Outperforms other JDBC drivers in throughput capacity and CPU/memory utilization
  • Performance-oriented functionality such as connection pooling, statement pooling, and load balancing
  • Proven scalability in application server environments, across a range of applications for thousands of simultaneous users

Consistent Support for All Major Relational Databases

DataDirect is the only comprehensive set of Type 5 JDBC drivers for all major databases: Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Sybase, Informix, and MySQL. A common architecture among drivers ensures interoperable application code.

Technical Support

JBoss and DataDirect have a long history of supporting the DataDirect JDBC driver under the Hibernate Framework and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform. DataDirect provides 24/7 support services from experts who are focused exclusively on data connectivity and well-versed in Hibernate-related issues.