> Yes / no. We have never tested BCM 2007 with SQL Server 2008. It
> probably
> should work as Luther has stated, but I cannot make any guarentee to you
> that
> your daily operations will not get interrupted.
>
> Before doing anything, please backup or export all of your data to be
> safe.
> Tweaks / security and permission changes are almost certainly a
> requirement
> on your side if you decide to make the move.
> --
> John Huang [MSFT]
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
>
>
> "Luther" wrote:
>

>> On Sep 11, 1:27 pm, "Brad Covell" <brad.cov...@vai.org> wrote:

>>> We are using a SQL Enterprise 2005 shared database with 4 users. Each
>>> user has SQL 2005 Express installed (the version that installs with
>>> BCM). We would like to upgrade the shared database to SQL 2008. Is this
>>> supported?
>>>
>>> Do the users need to update to 2008 Express or can they continue to use
>>> 2005?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Brad
>>> officepoint.blogspot.com

>>
>> Technically it should work - BCM tends to use simple SQL which doesn't
>> change between sql releases.
>>
>> However, Sql keeps uping the security, so you may need to tweak the
>> database's security settings after upgrading.
>>