I think you need to get in touch with a participating MS Partner to be able to buy

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/offers/insurance/faq/default.mspx

i don't know of any articles, but i reckon everything that was working in the standard edition should still be working in the enterprise.

Yes. Add new filegroups and files to your database and i think you should be able to move some objects around

in addition to that check on the responsible authorities website e.g. hmrc , where they will most likely give you the xml file definition file. though they might have sent...

are you importing into sql or you are using a linked server and using that in your queries.

if you are definately importing you can use the suggestion above i.e. use...

There is no way you can block IP addresses in SQL Server, for that you will have to rely on your host OS, i.e. using a firewall as mentioned above

i have use the clr tvf to read sections of an .ini file ,

but i think the way of implementing clr could have been made easier (

which version of outlook do you have?

...., ISNULL(tblDownloadTrackingHistory.DownloadDate,'No download date specified'),....

another thing, why don't you try to use table aliasing so that you query becomes more readable

SELECT tblSuperClientFile.ClientRefNo...

its all good

your xml is malformed on the Addresstype, guess that was a typo.

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declare

@idoc int

declare

@doc varchar(1000)

set

...

you first have to convert [0xDA9A9D92A78C0E42A37EE96C7BEBB073] to varchar because its a hex string.

you would probably need to use some functionality on the host OS

i don't think its possible. that is probably due to the different architecture for 6.5 and 2005

i once worked with a 6.5 database and I never bothered to use sql 2005 tools

[Should I add albumid to image table and imageid, albumid to comment table]

This depends on the normalisation of your database. What is the association between the different tables...