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SQL Server Forum / DB Engine / MSDE / February 2008

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Difference between version16 Feb 2008 17:29 GMT1
I have SELECT statement in VB6 application. It is used to populate
ADODB.Recordset.
It works fine when I connect to SQL 2000 and SQL 2005 databases. It works
fine as well if I run it inside of  Mangement Studio or Enterprise Manager
sql server 2005 database in restore mode14 Feb 2008 14:10 GMT1
I was restoring a database in SQL Server 2005 express edition. Due to a
malfunction, system restarted.
Now when I try to access the database, the status shows as "Restoring
Database". I have tried to restart SQL Server and PC, but there is no
MSDE and SQL 2005 db?11 Feb 2008 17:30 GMT1
Does anyone know if an existing SQL 2005 box can also host a MSDE db if the
comm ports are different ?
Thanks in advance!!
VB6 - SQLSMO03 Feb 2008 20:00 GMT3
I have a SQL 2000 maintenance program written in VB6 that I update and
distribute when I want to make changes to SQL 2000 database I have to
support.  I have to update the program to use SQL 2005, but can't get SQLDMO
to work with SQL 2005.
 
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