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SQL2000 Reporting Services vs w2k3SE R2 x64

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Ch0rniyD00mer - 28 Feb 2006 15:08 GMT
I need to install SQL2000 Reporting Services on w2k3SE R2 x64 (for MS
MOM2k5SP1) but it requires Visual Studio .NET 2003 that requires FrontPage
Server Extensions 2002. But there is no such component in x64 version of
Windows Server 2003. Is it possible to install SQL2000 Reporting Services on
w2k3SE R2 x64 or possible only onto i386 version of w2k3?
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Bruce L-C  [MVP] - 28 Feb 2006 15:30 GMT
VS 2003 is only required for the Report Designer. It will warn you it is
missing when installing on the server but just ignore and do not install the
report designer on the server (no reason to anyway, I never do). There is no
requirement for Frontpage extensions on the server.

RS is a asp.net 1.1 framework application. I have no idea if that is a
problem on 64 bit.

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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services

>I need to install SQL2000 Reporting Services on w2k3SE R2 x64 (for MS
> MOM2k5SP1) but it requires Visual Studio .NET 2003 that requires FrontPage
> Server Extensions 2002. But there is no such component in x64 version of
> Windows Server 2003. Is it possible to install SQL2000 Reporting Services
> on
> w2k3SE R2 x64 or possible only onto i386 version of w2k3?
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