Is there a list somewhere, from Microsoft or elsewhere, of companies or
projects based on NS (2.0 / 3.0)?
-- Shaul

I have a client attempting to install SQL 2000 NS on a SQL 2000 SP4 server,
and receiving the following error message:
"The database components require a qualified version of SQL Server on the
machine".

I configured an NS application some time ago. I am trying to expand the
functionality to allow subscribers to be able to specify which days and
times they should receive alerts. I am a little confused with the
ScheduleRecurrence and schedulestart properties of the subscription

Folks,
I have read the SQL Notification Services Documentation, but as I am a novice
with SQL NS, I was hoping for clarification on a couple of application settings.
I am using an app written for SQL 2000 NS (it's called the Notification Workflow

I am attempting to create an instance of an SQL-NS service, and that
creation has failed because it was found that there was a compatibility issue
with the DB. That has since been corrected.
I attempted to create the instance again, and am running into this error

Is this possible? If so, are there are tools or special steps we need
to take? We have restored the db to a new server and registered the
services using the new server and sql name but it does not work. I
still see refs to the old sql instance name in the NS db though.

I have a question that needs clearing up.  I know that I do want to use
the multicast feature.  Our app is such that we may have thousands of
users subscribed to one specific event, so clearly we don't want to
format thousands of times.  We want to format just once, to save

I am looking at an application configuration that requires me to manage data
for multiple clients as a single manager. Basically, I can have any number of
clients I am responsible for (say 20), and I need to be able to retrieve any
updates to data regarding those clients as it ...

I need to make use of the notfication services for notifications in my
application.
The delivery method is either EMail or SMS.
According to the documentation, SQL supports SMS as a delivery method.

Let me layout the scenario.  I'm writing a windows service that will monitor
a a SQL Database via SQL Query Notification Service.  Nothing out of the
ordinary there.  All that is working fine.  Here where it gets interesting.
I'm running SQL Server 2005.  Most of the database have ...