I am getting that error. How do I fix it or get around it?

Correct. At least now I now that we have to buy separate software because there is one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit!

It looks to me like there are 2 separate downloads/CDs etc for 32 Bit & 64 Bit

Microsoft SQL Server Standard Edition 2005 32 Bit CD/DVD 5 Client (Windows)

2 new from...

Hi Steve, I looked through my SQL2K5 software and found no setup executables with x64. I did find a few filenames with x64 on them like: sqlncli_x64.msi and SqlWriter_x64.msi and...

Thanks chrism, I believe you are correct.

Thanks so much.

Curious, because within this link...

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS09-062.mspx

...Expand the "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section and you'll find this statement:

If I have an installation of SQL Server, how am I affected?

When...

Is no one applying this patch? I'm just trying to confirm it's for SQL Reporting Services only?

...thanks

Thanks for all the information.

sjimmo, that was my initial thought when I was first given this database to support.

Jeff, I'll look into "replication". I've never used it before.

I've never setup an ALERT before and have been looking thru SQL2K5 BOL for specifically how to setup an alert when a specific FileGroup Datafile exceeds a certain threshold (e.g.,...

Thanks to all for this great information. I'm new to SQL2K5 and am trying to learn it as I go.

Thanks Steve.

It just seems like the free space isn't being used. Shouldn't I see the "free space" diminish over a period of time, then the datafiles growth as needed?

Thanks Paul.

Perhaps...

Yes.

Also, all SQL Server Services are assigned a Domain Wide Account that also belongs to the Servers LOCAL ADMINISTRATORS GROUP.

I use a Windows 2003 O/S EXECUTABLE called "forfiles.exe".

I put this command in a BATCH file and schedule it with SQL. This command deletes ALL the ".bak" files from the...

Thanks Markus for that clarification.