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rogerstenson
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 Posted - 2011-05-17 : 16:22:23
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| HiI am wanting to use this product as part of VB10 where it is the default provider for membership services. I have had excellent experiences with this product in 32 bit machines in this role. However myy current machine is Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and I am having problems with installationTo install it I first made sure my machine was clear of all other SQL products. I then installed SQL Express Advanced Products. This product gave me no choices 32 v 64. However I noticed most of the stuff going into the X86 Program Files. Confused by this I then attempted to apply SP4 in both versions and thought I noted that not all the product was updatedThe function runs OK using the default tables installed by Visual Studio. However I want to expand the database. There is no access to the SQL Server Tools Publisher Wizard and the package is reported not to have installed correctly. The system also reports that it can not find the SQL Server Management SDKI am at a complete halt and would be grateful for some advice on sorting out this messRoger Stenson |
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tkizer
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rogerstenson
Starting Member
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Posted - 2011-05-18 : 02:44:01
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| Hi TaraThanks for you help. I have read all the posts and wonder about the age of those in Mike Wachal's postI have tried the followingUninstall allInstall the 64 bit Native clientThen run SQLExpr.EXEThen run Service pack 4This failed to overcome my problems so I deleted the client and again reinstalled the 64 bit native clientMy basic condition remainsThe basic SQL Machjinery executes OK with the VB2010 tools but when I try to open the tables I am told that the system can not find "SQL Server Management.sdk.sfc version 10.0,0.0I am also told that the SQL Server Tools Publisher Wizard did not install correctlyI think versions 10 relate to SQLExpres 2008 which was installed earlier in my machine. However I removed it because VB2010 tools specifically calls for SQLExpress2005Does this information give you any clues on my problemRoger Stenson |
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tkizer
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jp2code
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2011-05-27 : 09:44:44
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For SqlServerCE, you need to install the 32-bit version first, as it is required, even on 64-bit systems. After the 32-bit install, then hit up the 64-bit.I'm not sure if this is required for your install, but it might be something to look into.~Joe
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SQL Express Installation in 64 bit Windows