04 May 2012
The Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse is Teradata's recommended and supported solution for accessing the Teradata Database from within the Eclipse IDE.
It is freely available for download here on Developer Exchange.
http://downloads.teradata.com/download/tools/teradata-plug-in-for-eclipse
The Teradata JDBC Driver Engineering team strongly recommends the use of the Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse.
Having said all that, what exactly do you mean by "the Teradata (v14) JDBC driver does not work as well for CRUD operations" ?
Are you receiving exceptions or error messages? Do you have some specific examples of operations that do not work?
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I am using Eclipse and Servoy (www.servoy.com) to create a CRUD application. Using other JDBC drivers works well in Servoy but the Teradata (v14) JDBC driver does not work as well for CRUD operations. However, the things I can do using the Teradata drivers are single SELECT statements and INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE statements and I can also make calls to Teradata stored procedures and macros.
Are there restrictions in the Teradata driver? What would cause this? Are there any "fixes"?