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I have database created using MSSQL. Now I need to copy the database into a new server so the database can be used in a MSDE based server. With MSSQL I can use "Attach...." to attach the database to the SQL Server. How can I achieve the same thing with MSDE?





I am a mssql beginner, any advice would be great!





Thanks!





Kay

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