When i try to install SQL Server Enterprise edition 2008 I get the following error.
This program has compatibility issue.You can get help online and see
more options..
Suggestions please.
Install the server and then the update (I suggest sp3):
http://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=27594
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Everything is in the title, I can't find why did they remove this function on 17.x version.
I quote:
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) – SSMS version 17.x or later does not support connecting to the legacy SQL Server Integration Services service.
Source
So as a purpose of training on this feature, I have got to install SSMS and SQL SERVER 16.x for example isn't it?
I have installed 16.5 version so I have to find exactly same version for SQL server which means SQL SERVER 2016. Did I understand correctly please?
Thank you for your answer.
As #Larnu said, use SSISDB rather than SSIS in SSMS since 2012 version.
This is recomended by microsoft documentation.
https://learn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-ver15
After I install or should I say after change it to 2008(Previous Version SQL Server 2005) there's no SSMSEE even though I did what the step for installing it. There's no SSMSEE 2008 in my SQL Server 2008 but of the video I watched there is. This is the link of screenshot http://imgur.com/GyW2bB7
Please help me guys
Getting an error in SQL Server 2000 Enterprise manager - Please see in the attached screenshot!
Kindly help how to overcome the issue
You have to install the backward compatibility package. You can download it from here.The file is called SQLServer2005_BCxxx.msi
You're trying to access a SQL Server 2005 instance using SQL Server 2000's Enterprise Manager, which isn't possible.
You need to install a copy of SQL Server Management Studio - the 2008 R2Express version should be fine, or you can dig out the 2005 version
I had installed SQL Server 2008 and received a error now after about 7 months that the evaluation period has expired; without any previous notifications. I searched online and found that I needed to make a change in the registry and reinstall SQL Server 2008. I am trying to do upgrade install and getting the error:
Rule "SQL Server Analysis Services
Upgrade Edition Validation Check"
failed Sql server analysis services
evaluation edition can be upgraded
only to standard, enterprise or
developer edition.
My question is that if I decide to do a fresh new install, do I need to remove the older installed version and what happens to my databases in that case?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Yes, an uninstall will leave your data in tact. You'd have to attach the databases to the new server install.
Folks,
Visual Studio installed SQL Server Express on my computer, which to date has satisfied my needs. I now need to do remote database support so need the full version of management studio. I tried to install the standard version but it is blocked, apparently because Express has newer versions of the files. Can I do this? Will they play well together?
Thanks
Doug
You cannot run SQL Server 2005 Express on the same machine as SQL Server Management Studio 2005. However, you can run SQL Server 2008 Express.
I uninstalled 2005 and installed 2008 on my machine to work around that problem.
See this blog post for more info.
You could probably also set up a slipstream for 2k5 install with the latest service packs and install it that way.
Your solution is pretty simple. Uninstall Express & install SQL Server 2005. Why would you need both running side by side when you have the full version besides there's less headache when you have only one instance of it.