I realy need help with this and I not only one with this failure (
http://forums.microsoft.com/technet/ShowPost.aspx?postid=1150940&isthread=false&
siteid=17).
I also belive that when Vista become more popuar this error will impact more
users.

We did a SQL 2005 evaluation install and need to put in the licensing keys.
I cant find anyplace to put in the license keys. If someone could please
guide me.
Thanks

Is it possible to attach databases created under SQLServer Express 2005 to a
full installation of SqlServer 2005 (Standard Server Edition)?
TIA
Steve

I have windows server 2003 64-bit installed and running (AMD Athlon x64), I
installed sql server 2000, then when I tried to run the Setup.exe to install
the Sql 2k sp4 (64-bit) it failed with the following error:
the image c:\sql2ksp4\IA64\setup.exe is valid, but is for a machine ...

I have a machines that has 32Gb RAM and runs sql 2000 onw2k3 x64 ent. Task
manager shows that sqlservr.exe is only using 339338k.
Can you give me a hint on whether the momory is configured properly or not?
sp_configure shows:

Is there any gotcha's here?  The upgrade will take place on a single
server...Currently this server has a default instance of SQL Server 2000
Enterprise Edition SP4 and a named instance of SQL Server 2005 Standard
edition.  Would it be best to upgrade both packages to a single ...

I have a brand new Vista Ultimate installation and the list of installed
programs includes SQL Server 2005 (I installed VS2005 and I believe it was
installed as part of that). I want an instance of Enterprise Manager so that
I can manage remote, as well as local, SQL 2005 ...

I just successfully installed sql 2005 on my machine with all the optional
items checked ( Integration  Service,Analysis Services etc..)
But after I installed Microsoft SQL Server 2000 DTS Designer Components from
microsoft, I couldnt find SSIS on SQL Mgmt Studio.

I don't know if this is the correct group to post this question, so I will
apologize in advance if I am wrong.  I have the following setup currently.  I
have a private workgroup in a factory that has a corporate LAN.  In my
private lan workgroup (192.168.1.x) I have several test ...

I'm drawing a blank.  Is there a way to get SQL 2000 Standard to use more
than 2 Gb RAM?  I have a server that has 4 Gb and the SQL 2000 Standard
Edition appears to be configured to use the whole 4 Gb.  I have another
server that uses Standard Edition and it only shows 2 Gb even ...

I would like to know if is possible to change a default instance to a named
instance without installing a named instance and then removing default
instance.

Is it possible to install SQL 2000 and SQL 2005 server on the same machine?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sriram Mallajyosula

I am installing a new server to replace one that has past its' sell by
date.  The new server will be 2003 R2, the old one is 2000.
SQL is 2000 Standard Ed and some databases are replicated (Publisher
and Distributor for Trans Repl).

We have a server (SQL Server 2005 standard editon), which have two
instances: standard instance (server name: DBSVR)
and a named instance (name: DBSVR\TESTING).  When I setup completed, I can
connect two instance use DBSVR and DBSVR\TESTING on DBSVR server.

When I try to run the following I get the error shown.
sqlcmd -s MyMachineName/SQLEXPRESS -i c:\Scripts\MW4BAK.SQL -E
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HResult 0x2, Level 16, State 1