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| Johan Berghmans writes "Okay, what I would like to know is what the easiest way is toinstall and configure the desktop edition of SQL Server 2000.And addition to that question is that we want to use eithera script based installation type (we have been using Wise Installation System for instance) or a windows installer basedinstallation type. According to the MSDN site you can get someMSI install files for the desktop edition - so this should beeasy to include - but after the installation of the engine youmay want to configure it. Also, because we'd like to use thisengine for offline version of applications, we're looking fora way to get databases (with and without data) installed under sql server - perhaps by recovering a database we've set up before and put on the installation CD.Then there's the question of licenses. How does this work. It's not exactly clear to me from what I've read on the Microsoft site. What license do you need, or what would bethe best license - not knowing the exact number of users(could go into a couple of thousands)." |
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aclarke
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