No. The Computer Playbook 2006 installation installs a free version of SQL Server 2000 called SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine. This is a scaled down version of SQL Server 2000 that is freely distributable. Remember, the Computer Playbook database only needs to be installed on one computer on your network. It may or may not be installed on the local machine. To verify the database server is running on the local machine, click here.

Yes. Computer Playbook Licenses will need to be purchased for each computer you want to run Computer Playbook 2006 on. Licenses are computer-specific and will only be valid for the computer they are created on. When you initially purchase Computer Playbook 2006, you will be provided with a license that allows you to run the program on a single computer. Additional licenses will be required if you want to run Computer Playbook on another computer. No.

No. You may use a copy of SQL Server 2000 that you have already licensed. MIIS 2003 does not require a copy for its own exclusive use. It may be shared with other applications.

The demo version of our product allows you to try the product and determine if it meets your playbook software needs. It will allow you to enter up to 7 plays, 7 formations, 11 players, and will display demo watermarks on all printed reports and playbook printouts.

No. SQL Server 2000 can either be run on the same device as the MOM server, in which case the MOM server license is sufficient. Should the customer run the SQL server database on a separate physical machine, it will require only an OML for managing the server SQL Server 2000 is installed on. In addition to the MOM licenses mentioned above, SQL Server 2000 needs to be licensed. This can be done either standalone or through the MOM 2005 with SQL Server 2000 Technology license.

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition (SQL Server Mobile) is distributed as a downloadable development product for mobile applications. You can deploy SQL Server Mobile to an unlimited number of mobile devices if they operate in stand-alone mode. In stand-alone mode, the device does not connect to or use the resources of any SQL Server system not present on the device.

Yes, you can install multiple instances of both server versions on the same machine. At least one of them has to be installed as a named instance. For a default instance, the default port is 1433. For a named instance, it is dynamic but you could configure it as fixed port. Applications querying a SQL Server by IP number will be directed to the default instance. Applications should always query the SQL server to get the dynamic port of a named instance, and then connect to that instance.

Why am I being blocked by spid -1? I am not able to kill it and have to restart SQL Server to get around it. Why does the new 'TOP' command in SQL 7 not work? I get a syntax error. Also ALTER TABLE and other SQL 7 only commands.

The answer depend on what GRBackPro version you have installed. Version 5.x run on both Windows Workstation and Windows Server. Version 6.x has two different licenses: A Single User license for installation on Windows Workstation and a Server license for installation on a Windows Server. If you backup from a Windows Server edition then a Server license should be used for 4-5 users. If your server handle more users you need a Site license. This license has been created to handle companies.

Yes. SQL Server may be run on the same server on which MIIS 2003 is running. However, due to performance reasons, it is recommended to run SQL server on the same machine. For more information on configuring the MIIS and SQL servers for best performance see the MIIS 2003 Capacity Planning Guide.

If you require SQL Server 2000 for existing solutions, you can still acquire additional licenses by taking advantage of the SQL Server 2005 "downgrade rights." The downgrade rights enable you to purchase server plus device CALs, server plus user CALs, or processor licenses for SQL Server 2005 and install and use the previous version for a reasonable period of time.

No, a separate license is not required. However, any device that has SQL Server tools or technologies installed must have a valid SQL Server license.

Please consult the SQL Server licensing site for up-to-date information on how SQL Server 2000 is licensed, including answers to frequently asked questions. With MIIS 2003, Enterprise Edition, we assume that most customers will simply license "per processor," but there is also the option to license SQL Server 2000 on a device or user CAL basis.

No. You need either a Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 Web server to run Computer Playbook 2006 Web Edition.

I'm getting an error message - "Cannot Load DLL 'SDI' Reason 126 ( The specified Module Cannot be found)" when doing a stored-procedure debug on SQL Server. Or breakpoints just don't fire.

Yes. You will need to enable cookies in your browser. Also, you will need to enable ActiveX controls, java script, and frames. Please contact your network administrator on how to properly configure these items in your browser.

Based on customer feedback received, we decided that at release, System Center Reporting Manager 2006 will support only SQL Server 2005 to allow customers to take advantage on the newest and richest database technology.

Double click on the downloaded EXE file. You should be prompted to browse to the location of the database instance (Default location: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL$CAREWARE). Once you have chosen the location the installer should automatically upgrade the service pack for SQL Server 2000. If the installer does not automatically upgrade the service pack or generates an error during the installation process, then you will need to do the following in order to complete the upgrade.

We provide a MS SQL login and password for your SQL database. Connect to the online SQL server using the Enterprise manager or our online SQL Manager to create tables. Install MS SQL 2000 on your local Windows NT machine and register the online SQL Server by.... And then this server would appear on your enterprise manager...Right click and CONNECT and then create your SQL tables.

Yes, this is an optional extra, for costs see the order form. Ideally you will manage your SQL Server DB using Enterprise Manager or Visual Studio.NET (or similar), however, we do offer a web based front end using ASP.NET Enterprise Manager.

You can only backup your Computer Playbook 2006 database on the database server. Click here for instructions on how to backup your database.

Yes. First back up your SQL 2000 database, and then move it to the SQL 2005 server you want to use. Restore your database, and then run the Orion Configuration wizard on the Orion server and specify the new SQL Server instance. For more information, see the Orion NPM Migration Technical Reference.

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) is the free, redistributable version of SQL Server (and it is shipped with Timetabler 6). MSDE contains a workload governor designed to limit performance if the database engine receives more work than is typical of a small number of users. Installation of MSDE or SQLServer depends on your anticipated use of Timetabler.

No. The full 200+ page User Guide does NOT come with your purchase of Computer Playbook 2006. However, the entire contents of the User Guide is shipped and installed in electronic form when you purchase Computer Playbook 2006 so full product support is offered. The User Guide is only offered for those who prefer paper documentation. Yes. You get a full copy of the 200+ page User Guide when you purchase a copy of Computer Playbook 2006 Web Edition.

No. At this time, Fast PDF is only offered as a service - we do not sell source code licenses. However, your needs can probably be satisfied by integrating Fast PDF as a sub-service into the software that is currently running on your server. This isn't terribly difficult; contact us for details.

Create a SQL Server Integration Services project via SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio On the Control Flow tab, drag a Transfer SQL Server Objects and set the source connection, destination connection, SourceDatabase and DestinationDatabase; if the DestinationDatabase does not exist, manually create an empty database in Enterprise Manager Execute the task with the following options DropObjectsFirst: True IncludeExtendedProperties: True CopyData: True ExistingData: Replace CopyS.

Yes, you will be provided an address, login and password credentials to use for accessing your SQL Server 2000 database.

You can upgrade most installations using the SQL Server 2005 setup program. All report server content and settings will be fully functional after the upgrade process. In cases where you have customized your report server deployment (added extensions, changed virtual directory settings, or encrypted the ASP.NET account user name in the registry), you will need to migrate your Reporting Services installation.

MSDE does not require an SQL license. However, MSDE does have a limitation on the total number of concurrent users accessing the database. Squash 'Em does not keep an open connection with the database. Our recommendation is for you the user to decide if you will have enough Squash 'Em users to warrant an SQL license. To simplify the installation of MSDE, we have created our MSDE installer. You can get it from our Download page.