Yes. You can use any relational database that is accessible by JDBC and satisfies the SPECjAppServer2004 Run and Reporting Rules.

Yes! For SQL 2000, please see our SQL 2000 page to order this optional service for only $35 additional per year. You must have some working knowledge of SQL Server 2000. We will not provide you with Enterprise Manager or any other means to connect to your database. You must have your own Microsoft SQL 2000 Enterprise Manager software from Microsoft. There is very limited support for SQL Server 2000. If you just want to use it because you heard it is better, please remain with Microsoft Access.

You have total and complete control over your Microsoft SQL Server database. When we configure your database, your user ID will be aliased as dbo. This means you have complete control to manage everything about your database.

The effective way to find out if a Microsoft SQL database is recoverable is to try the demo version of Recovery for SQL Server on it. Visit the Download Demo page to get a free copy of the demo. Product specifications with lists of items recovered and not recovered is available at the Product Information page. Always backup your original corrupted Microsoft SQL database before proceeding with any recovery activity! You can decide this by evaluating the results of demo recovery.

No, not currently. We are however, researching possible windows plans for the future. Please contact sales@LanComHosting.com if you are interested. The more customers that want it, then the more likely we will provide this service.

Microsoft SQL Server is an enterprise-scale solution with an excellent Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) bottom line. The vast majority of organizations already deploy Microsoft products in the form of the Office suite of applications, which includes Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Access.

This conversion is done using specialized tools that our support department uses, and is therefore only available to those clients with current maintenance contracts.

This is normal. The damaged parts of your Microsoft SQL database will convert to zero size on output. The other common reason of file size decrease is that some features of the original Microsoft SQL database are not supported and therefore the appropriate data is absent from the resulting files. Demo-recovered files mostly consist of demo placeholders than actual data from the original Microsoft SQL database.

I created a new DNN host user account. Why do I get the following error message when logging into ML/DNN admin site with the new DNN host user account? "Either you are not currently logged in, or you do not have access to this content." You need an AspDotNetStorefront customer account. To fix this problem, log in as the new host user and browse to Host > AspDotNetStorefront Install. Scroll down the page and click on the ?Create customer? link. I created a new DNN admin user account.

You may manage your Microsoft SQL Server database as if it were sitting on your local file server. Any tool that connects to your version of SQL Server will work including Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer (WISQL). Microsoft Visual InterDev also connects directly to SQL Server and provides a visual database management tool.

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.

Mckoi SQL Database is an SQL (Structured Query Language) Database management system written for the JavaTM platform. Mckoi SQL Database is optimized to run as a client/server database server for multiple clients, however it can also be embedded in an application as a stand-alone database. It is highly multi-threaded and features an extendable object-oriented engine. Mckoi SQL Database started as an internal project and has since evolved from its inception in 1998.

Yes, kind of. We use a subset of SQL. You'll find most of your favorite commands are there. If you ever need to test a command, please try it on the client. It's a quick way to test things out. BACK

MSDE is included in the e-FAQ installation file and is free of charge to e-FAQ purchasers. SQL Server cannot be purchased from Interactive Intelligence directly.

Yes. DriveWorks has ODBC that allows the user to interface to their existing databases, particularly MRP/ERP.

No, you only require access to a cube file (.cub). You can use Microsoft SQL Server or other products to build the cube file, but IQub Browser does not require Microsoft SQL Server.

The Pro and AS versions of OLAP Browser connect directly to Microsoft Analysis Server cubes. For these versions, SQL Server is required, either locally or on a network. The Standard version of the OLAP Browser does not connect to Analysis Server cubes, but opens local cubes (.cub files) so SQL Server is not required for this version. Note: the Pro Version of OLAP Browser connects to Analysis Server Cubes and opens local cubes (.cub files).

Mckoi SQL Database is released under the GNU General Public License. You may freely use, modify and redistribute the software provided it is under the terms of the GPL license. The license is available at http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html. If you wish to use the database under a different license then contact us for further details.

No. Even though the 8.1.x JDBC drivers are backward compatible to 8.0.x databases, they require an 8.1.x database to support SQL object features. In a configuration using an 8.1.x driver and 8.0.x database, you might be able to compile a SQLJ application that uses SQL objects, but it will not work at runtime.

You do not need any SQL knowledge. Aware IM automatically constructs and executes all the necessary SQL queries. Nor do you have to know about things like database keys, indexes or record IDs. All you need is to have a clear idea of the data elements in your application and their relationships. For example, you may want to manage clients and contact lists where each contact list may have many clients and the same client may be in several contact lists.

Leave the system set to its default SQL Server Authentication setting, and leave the username and password the same. If you are getting this error on a stand alone installation, go to Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs. Highlight Report Builder and click Change/Remove. When prompted to Modify, Repair, or Remove, select Modify and click Next. In the Selected Features, place a check in Report Builder 2005 Database Schema and choose Next. Once completed, launch Report Builder.

While BTD is designed to work with any ODBC-compliant driver, the installation will only create and use a Microsoft SQLServer Desktop Edition database. To get the software to see a different database engine, you'll need to contact tech support to get the update for that database. We currently have updates to support the following databases: The tech support call for database updates is free, so please feel free to call us.

You may use MS ACCESS, MS SQL, MSDE, Oracle, ODBC as backend database. The default database Track4win uses is MS ACCESS. If you want to monitor more than 50 users at a time, we recommend you use other databases such as MS SQL or MSDE. You may configurate the database setting in "DB Connection Config" (You may find it in Start Menu's Track4Win Server program group) There is no functionality limitation except the free trial version is for 15-day and 5-user evaluation.

e-FAQ can be installed on the same machine as your SQL Server database and this is recommended in environments where a SQL Server database can be dedicated solely to e-FAQ. If the database server is used for other production purposes, it is recommended that e-FAQ be installed on a separate server in order to avoid processing bottlenecks between e-FAQ and the database environment.

Based on positive feedback from customers and partners surrounding the Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE), Microsoft made the decision to provide similar capabilities for SQL Server 2005. Microsoft is committed to enabling developers to build robust and reliable data-driven applications.

Second, TSDDatabase.RemoteDatabases property has to contain, for example, the following string "SRV:PUBS", where SRV is SQL Server name, PUBS is a database on server SRV.