I'll put this on hold for the moment - point 2 from venoym - I'm using SSMS 2008 and the server is 2005. I don't know if this would make...

Sean Lange (3/16/2011)

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So you are saying the you open SSMS on your local machine and connect to Server1 and the IsDate check returns 1.

Then you RDP to Server1, open...

Thanks for your replies.

Unfortunately it doesn't answer the question - possibly I wasn't clear enough.

I am running SELECT isdate('27/1/2011') from my local install of SSMS against Server1 and get 1.

I...

Mine is something that my kids did for me and people say that it does look quite like me.

Not sure how to take that though.

Thanks for that - it has added a bit of confusion for me though - I haven't got the 32 bit drivers installed let alone configured although the ODBC connection...

Thanks again Luke - I'll pass this info across to the Admin Team and see what they make of it

Thanks Luke.

I will have a look at the link you posted.

I realise now that my description was not quite accurate.

I currently log into old_domain and am a member of...

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I've said it before on different forums here - hell of a lot of knowledge here - and nice people as well. Just remember that there are no dumb questions...

Thanks for the suggestions - lots of food for thought.

The essence of the problem is that I can't see any databases on the server when trying to create the...

Sorry - I was in a bit of a rush to post the question.

We have migrated an application's back end database from SQL 2005 to SQL 2008 and need to...

Just think I've answered my own question - as far as I can see the answer is NO

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