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SQL Server Installation LAllison 07-31-2006
Posted by LAllison on July 31, 2006, 11:23 am
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I have a customer who wants to use a DB larger than 2 GB, but this is only
going to be a on a 2-lane store. Is there a particular edition of SQL Server
that would be betters suited for this? Also, are there any particulars in
how I would go about installing this? Would only one of these need the
client side of this, or will they both need the full install of whatever
version of SQL I would use?


Posted by Gill on July 31, 2006, 5:09 pm
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My data is over 3G and I am Running SQL 2000 standerd Personal Addition with
no problem. You just remove the old one and install new one. It was very
easy for me I did in one minute. But It cost me about $600. and I also heard
1.3 has already 4GB included.

"LAllison" wrote:

> I have a customer who wants to use a DB larger than 2 GB, but this is only
> going to be a on a 2-lane store. Is there a particular edition of SQL Server
> that would be betters suited for this? Also, are there any particulars in
> how I would go about installing this? Would only one of these need the
> client side of this, or will they both need the full install of whatever
> version of SQL I would use?
>

Posted by Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt on July 31, 2006, 6:21 pm
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RMS 1.3 SUPPORTS SQL Server 2005 Express edition, but as far as I know
it's not included on the install CD - that still loads MSDE with SP4.
You can download SQL 2005 express for free from http://www.microsoft.com/sql

SQL 2005 express supports up to 4GB databases. The 1.3 readme includes
some info on useing SQL 2005 - should be enough to get you started.

I would install the same version everywhere, just for ease of
maintenance. If it's the transaction and journal tables that are making
the DB so large, you might be able to use MSDE on the registers, but
why? If it's the item count that's driving size, you're going to need
2005 everywhere anyway...

Glenn Adams
Tiber Creek Consulting
http://www.tibercreek.com
glenn@tibercreek.com
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Gill wrote:
> My data is over 3G and I am Running SQL 2000 standerd Personal Addition with
> no problem. You just remove the old one and install new one. It was very
> easy for me I did in one minute. But It cost me about $600. and I also heard
> 1.3 has already 4GB included.
>
> "LAllison" wrote:
>
>> I have a customer who wants to use a DB larger than 2 GB, but this is only
>> going to be a on a 2-lane store. Is there a particular edition of SQL Server
>> that would be betters suited for this? Also, are there any particulars in
>> how I would go about installing this? Would only one of these need the
>> client side of this, or will they both need the full install of whatever
>> version of SQL I would use?
>>

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