How to add a MS SQL server 2005 database connection in Netbeans

In Netbeans IDE, I was trying to add a Database connection to a MS SQL server 2005 database. After entering the correct parameters and locating the right jdbc driver (sqljdbc.jar), I was able to connect; however none of the tables showed up. After reading this, I decided to set the value of the schema property to dbo and it worked!

To change the value of the schema property in your Netbeans's database connection, do the following:

Right click on the connection
Click on Disconnect
Right click again on the connection
Click properties
Change the value of the Schema property

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Power Automate: SFTP action "Test connection failed"

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Alert if file missing using Powershell

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How to use Windows SSO with OpenXava

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