Hi,
I am about to make the transition from Win98 and Access 97 to Win2000 and SQl 7.0.
I was hoping for some basic/strategic advice on how to make the transition as painless as possible.
I have already installed Win2000 and SQL 7 and they seem to be coexisting. But, is there anything I should know or famialarize myself with straigth away to hit the ground running... Many Thanks >>
Jason
Cape Town, South Africa
Anyone running sql7 on a win 2000 box? Running advanced server? Any problems? suggestions? hints?
Thanks,
David
Hello
when I installed SQL6.5 on a server with Win2000 I received a message saying that SQL6.5 could "not be installed on this version of Windows."
Can someone please tell me what the story is here.
Regards
De Waal
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Because of this we can't (and we have had 3 different MS tech support people working with us) can't get either a push or pull subscription from the Odessa SQLServer databases to either one of the laptops. Continually getting OS error 5, Access denied.
We have 4 other laptops running Win98 getting pull subscriptions with no problems.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated,
Larry
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