On Jul 25, 10:13Â am, Danielhsc_BR
discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:> Hummm..
> But, I my company we have to install in more or less 50 workstation. How
> install without installing SQL. Because, after install in 50 workstation, we
> have to uninstall only the SQL on the 50 workstation??? It's make no sense!
> And if we have to install in 1000 workstation?
>
> The setup has some parameters to not install the SQL?
>
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> Daniel Henrique S. Cordeiro
> Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
>
> "Rick S." escreveu:
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>> Thanks.
>
>> "Luther" wrote:
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>>> On Jan 2, 11:51 am, Rick S.
discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:>>>> Is it possible to install BCM without it automatically installing SQL Lite on
>>>> the desktop? Â Where are using a centralized SQL Server to store the info to
>>>> which the desktops will connect.
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>>>> It just seems that the SQL Lite consumes a huge amount of resources on the
>>>> desktop and dramtically decreases the performance of the desktop.
>
>>>> Do you need SQL Lite in order for the program to work in 'offline' mode? Â
>>>> (As in on a laptop).
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>>> You need Sql Express to work in offline mode.
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>>> If you are not using offline, and you using a database hosted on
>>> another machine, then you can uninstall Sql Express from the client,
>>> and get the resources back.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -
BCM is primarily aimed at small businesses that want to use BCM on one
to five PCs, so a primary goal is make BCM easy to install; i.e., a
user simply has to run BCM Setup and all the necessary components get
installed, without the user running Setup having to know what an Sql
database is.
If enough IT departments are installing BCM clients on fifty machines,
then it makes sense that BCM Setup should allow them to configure
their setup, and not have install and uninstall Sql on all fifty
clients. You should recommend that change in the next version of BCM
directly to Microsoft.
