Database Size is not Expanding
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You would need to either upgrade to SQL Server Express 2008 R2, or to a fully licenced version of SQL Server (edition dependant upon your requirements).
If this is just a test box, then you might be able to remove some of the content from Sharepoint.
Best of luck!
H.
edited to correct typo
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The thing is that I have both installed on here. Can just detatch it from the SQL Express and then log onto the full verion and connect it there?
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Maybe, but you'll also have to change sharepoint to point to the other instance, not to the Express instance
Gail Shaw
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dstyles (8/24/2011)
The thing is that I have both installed on here. Can just detatch it from the SQL Express and then log onto the full verion and connect it there?I always preffer the back/ restore path.
That way WHEN (not if) something goes wrong you can back out of it without any troubles.
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This might help http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512725.aspx
For the little I've done in Sharepoint, I have to say I found the technet articles quite good to follow.
H.
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I though you had standard edition!
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Sorry, made a post before I realized I was only on the first page of posts.
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hor_netuk (8/24/2011)
This might help http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512725.aspxFor the little I've done in Sharepoint, I have to say I found the technet articles quite good to follow.
H.
Excellent tip!
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That tip helped so much. I moved things to my other SQL server. Now I have to figure out how come I can only upload one exe at a time to Sharepoint and not multiples. UGG Thanks EVeryone
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