Thank you, Bard, for getting back to me and letting me know of your decision.
If there is anything else that we can do, please don't hesitate to post it
here.
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"Brad Covell" wrote:
> Thanks for the information. Based on what you described and some of our
> users already being wary of continuing with BCM, I think we will wait.
>
> Brad
>
> "John Huang [MSFT]"
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> message news:7EAD983F-E099-4DD6-9A03-268C9D407831@microsoft.com...>> 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:
>>
>>>> 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.
>>>
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