There is a choice between the proprietary MS driver and an open source jTDS one. I opted for jTDS. see http://jtds.sourceforge.net/faq.html
jTDS JAR
Get the jTDS-n.n.n.JAR from the zip file on SourceForge and place it on your class path.To get your class path you can run
lein classpath
Project dependencies
Add the jTDS dependency to your project.clr[org.clojure/java.jdbc "0.3.5"]
Authentication
Getting the JDBC connection string just right was where I had issues. This is what I ended up with(let [sql-db {:subprotocol "jtds:sqlserver",
:subname (str "//" sqlServer "//" sqlDb ";useNTLMv2=true;domain=" domain),
:user userName,
:password password}]
Where
- sqlServer is the SQL server machine name / IP
- sqlDb is the default SQL database
- domain is the domain for your user account
- userName is the userName
- password is the password
SSO
If you want to use single sign on (SSO) / integrated security then you need the ntlmauth.dll from the jTDS download zip. Its in the /x64/SSO folder. The DLL must be placed in the same folder as the jtds JAR. This only works on a windows hostIf you use SSO remove the :user and :password from the map above
Thats it. Good luck