Yes, it is possible to replicate the data from SQL Server 2008 (Publisher) to SQL Server 2005/2000 (Subscriber).
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I was looking for various ways in which we can cut the cost in our organization using technology during this downtime and I came across this...
Today Microsoft has announced the release of "SQL Server 2008 R2". There are many new features getting introduced, you can get an overview of some of...
Can you retry the same once again. The steps which you are performing are correct.
I came across a similar thread on www.myTechMantra.com. it mentions using 64KB for data files and 16KB for Log Files. For more info check the...
Yes, it does break the backup sequence. To avoid such a scenerio you can create the backup using COPY_ONLY option. There is an excellent article in...
You can refer to the following thread which mentions the steps which you need to follow in order to upgrade service pack on mirrored servers....
Yes, SQL Server 2005 use the memory which is available depending upon its requirement unlike in previous versions. In your case, you have allocated 7...
No, there is no internal process run by SQL Server to reset the identity seed value to 0 for an empty table. The table seed vale gets reseted to zero...
Microsoft Operations Manger 2007 is definately a good tool which can be used for monitoring not only SQL Server, you can also monitor BizTalk,...
Its True, SQL Server 2005 doesn't require IIS to be installed unless you are installing SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services.
As per the below thread, In order to grant access to a user the first step will be to create the user in master and then deny the user SELECT...
You can have database restored on SQL Server 2008 and leave the compatibility of restored database to 80 / 90 or 100. However before doing so it is...
Did you start the named instance of SQL Server from the command prompt by entering the below command. sqlservr.exe -c -s {instancename}
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