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Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, DBFIT Activity Tracker Smart Watch with Sleep Monitor, IP67 Water Resistant Walking Pedometer Band with Call/SMS Remind for iOS/Android Smartphone (Black)

All-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING: Track steps, distance, calories burned, sport minutes and time on the 0.96″ OLED touchscreen. Multiple training modes include walking, running, cycling, training, climbing and…

Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, DBFIT Activity Tracker Smart Watch with Sleep Monitor, IP67 Water Resistant Walking Pedometer Band with Call/SMS Remind for iOS/Android Smartphone (Black)

All-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING: Track steps, distance, calories burned, sport minutes and time on the 0.96″ OLED touchscreen. Multiple training modes include walking, running, cycling, training, climbing and…

Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, DBFIT Activity Tracker Smart Watch with Sleep Monitor, IP67 Water Resistant Walking Pedometer Band with Call/SMS Remind for iOS/Android Smartphone (Black) All-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING: Track steps, distance, calories burned, sport minutes and time on the 0.96″ OLED touchscreen. Multiple training modes include walking, running, cycling, training, climbing and…

DBFit and SQL Server: How to connect and create your first test

I love the idea of DBFit (being able to run tests against every database system under the sun) but have found it very challenging to get up and running. There is documentation but it seems to assume a level of familiarity with FitNesse that I definitely did not have. The primary hurdle for me was getting the SQL Server JDBC drivers set up for DBFitand then creating the connection string in the…

DBFit and SQL Server: Missing JDBC Driver.

If you are using the java version of DBFit and you want to connect to SQL Server you’ll need to download the JDBC SQL Server Driver. You can get it at Microsoft JDBC Drivers for SQL Server.

If it’s missing you’ll see an error message like this:

dbfit.SqlServerTest java.lang.Error: Cannot load SqlServer database driver com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver. Is the JDBC driver on the…

Just a quick little stub of a post to track progress using the DBFit Test Driven Database Development Tool with our GreenPlum installation. DBFit seemed like a great option since it will theoretically support both GreenPlum and SQL Server.

  I ran through the getting started documentation on the DBFit site fairly quickly and had the initial test page open in my browser in just a few minutes.

Upon…