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Jan 26, 1999

Hello,
I would like to create a SQL Server DB on my win95 machine...I have VB Studio 97 Enterprise Edition loaded on my machine.

When I go to Interdev and try to create a Project (via New DB wizard) the first question is "What Server do you want to create your DB on?"

I haven't found ANY documentation that details how to set up the Client and the Server on the SAME machine.

1) Can you set up SQL Server in a way that the same machine is the Client and the Server?
2) Do I need anymore software than VB Studio 97 Enterprise Edition? (To setup a SQL Server DB on my machine)

I basically need guidance on how to create a DB on my local machine, so I can reference it in my ASP application.

I appreciate your help, RB

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