Sample startup script for database integration

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/*
 * This script shows how to load the database driver for the MS SQL database.
 * 
 * The file and class names will vary between database providers. Please consult the documentation of 
 * the JDBC driver applicable to your database system of choice for further information.
 */

// Make the necessary classes available to the script
importPackage(com.apc.e2m.server.scripting);

// Define location of driver file
driverFile = "sqljdbc.jar";

// Add the driver to the classpath
ScriptClassPath.addFile(driverFile);

// Load the driver class 
java.lang.Class.forName("com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver");