Got into trouble. You need to find out the jdbc version on the linux server already running. There is access to the console. What do you advise?

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    And what is the base?

    Java version via call

    java --version

    Version of the database through calls

     DriverManager.getDataBaseProductName DriverManager.getDataBaseProductVersion 
       Драйвер JDBC для MySQL - libmysql-java Драйвер JDBC для Sybase - libjtds-java Драйвер JDBC для PostgreSQL - libpg-java

      The version (in debian-based distributions) can be found out like this:

       $ dpkg -s libmysql-java
      • Technical support sybase: Also, SQL Anywhere doesn’t support the use of the jTDS driver. Only jConnect and the SAJDBC driver are supported. - sonniy