E.M.P. 11 compatibililty with sql server 2008

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  and I was wondering if the developer SQL 1.5.5 is compatible with Microsoft SQL Server 2008?

  These versions are old, older than SS2008 even.

  Fetch 4.0.3 version and a 3.1 jTDS driver.

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• Problems with SQL server 2008 nvarchar type varchar in oracle.

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  I did a heterogeneous connectivity between db to SQL server 2008, and Oracle 11 g, well, but when I try to display the data of colum on RPD (only the varchar type) I see only the first character of the string.

  One last thing, when I try to see the data on Oracle SQL developer, I get strange characters, like when we have the wrong character encoding in your browser.

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• E.M.P. 11.1.2.2 configuration with SQL Server 2008 R2

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  I was wondering if he should place the sqljdbc4.jar under any folder EPM_HOME\MW file to connect to SQL Server 2008 when you configure using the EMP system configurator.
  
  I'm just be proactive and ask the question because I had to do the same thing when configuring with SQL Server 2008R2 ODI...
  
  Looks like Oracle don't like MS and visa versa... Why not include just this file JDBC installation.
  
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• need help with SQL Server 2008 R2 deadlock uninstall process

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  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the SQL Server forums. Please post your question in the SQL Server forums.

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• New VC 4.1 with SQL Server 2008 installation

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• Problem with SQL Server 2008 migration

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  SQL Developer Migration Workbench does not yet support the migration to SQL Server 2008.

  See http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/workbench/pdf/migrationdatasheet_15.pdf

  This data sheet lists only the versions of SQL Server 7.0, 2000 and 2005.

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• Error with SQL server 2008 for migration of ODI 10 ODI 11 g g

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• HA with Sql Server 2008 and EMC

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  I work with an active-passive sql cluster, the cluster is based on MSCS (Microsoft Cluster). Each Sql nodes is sitting on separate hosts of Esxi5. LUN is sitting on the machine of the EMC AX4 with iScsi.

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  I would consider moving on VMware cluster.

  The problem is that I can't find a good reference on the VMware SQL Server HA environment solutions. The problem is how do I know that this failover will not damage files my SQL servers mdf\ldf?

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  I am looking for a solution that knows what VM SQL fails on the #1 host (VM, not the crowd!) and will trigger an another VM (on another host #2) which will have the LUN (in the EMC storage) - I I will achieve my wishes.

  To do this, I recommend always to create 2 VMs and implemented a MSCS on the VMware host computers.

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  The purpose of FT is to have no interruption of service in case of failure of the host. It does not protect the BONES

  But it might be possible with a single VM SQL based on HA only.

  When a host fails, the SQL VM starts on another host. Now depending on how long this virtual machine takes to start, it could be 1-2 minutes downtime. You will need to test the startup speed.

  When an MSCS falls down, according to the Setup, it could also mean 1-2 min downtime, which is the same result

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• SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition download

  Greetings,

  I want to install SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition on a dedicated server hosted remotely in a data center. I already bought a server license (DVD), however, now that I want to install it on a dedicated server, I can't use the DVD and I would like to download the Setup program for SQL Server 2008 Standard of MIcrosoft.Com.

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• Migration SQL server 2008 SQL server standard, what is the best?

  Good evening

  I need help for a migration to sql server.

  We already have a vcenter 5.1 production installed in Windows 2008 R2 x 64 with SQL Server 2008 express. Our data increase and ourODBC cannot answer for our use. We need to migrate to SQL server 2008 Express in SQ server 2008 standard.

  I have a problem with the software installed Vmware (SSO, Update Manager).

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• How to upgrade from Virtual Center 2.5 + SQL Server 2000 to vCenter 4.1 + SQL Server 2008 (R2)?

  I plan the upgrade of an existing VMware Infrastructure 3 (Virtual Center 2.5 + ESX 3.5) to vSphere 4.1, and I'm stuck in the Virtual Center Server upgrade and its back-end database.

  vSphere 4.1 is released only as a 64-bit software, so he needs a x 64 O.S.; This excludes an upgrade the existing server on-site.

  The plan is to install a new Server Windows Server 2008 R2 with SQL Server 2008 (or 2008 R2 if taken in charge), migrate the database and install 4.1 on the server vCenter.

  The question: How can I migrate the database?

  When you perform an upgrade of Virtual Center vCenter 4.0 on-site, the database is automatically upgraded; but this isn't the case when you install a new server.

  VMware provides a utility to clear the existing database and import it into a new server, but it works only for SQL Server Express (which according to VMware must not be used in medium/large production environments); If this is not an option.

  I am unable to find a support procedure to perform this migration.

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  Massimo,

  I just went through it and found it to be a little pain simply because I forgot to VMware document simplicity...

  You are right, the 'migration' tool does support SQL Server Express, I don't know why and niether are the two VMware Tech Support Agents I spoke with.

  To anyone reading this. NOTE If you perform the upgrade / migration SQL Server Express via the Migration tool you MUST check the registry DbServerType key FIRST! If it is set on Custom Migration tools will ignore simply stages of database! See this VMware KB article for more information:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1024380

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  End of Migration tools do call a standard SQL Server T - SQL backup command. YAY! You don't have to upgrade your existing 32-bit vCenter Server, do first just in case backup/snapshot, then run through the upgrade as if you were going to use the 32-bit version in production. This step will apply to any database schema change.

  Build your brilliant new 64-bit server, install all of the bits and then use SQL Server Management Studio to make a backup of SQL Server 32-bit database and then restore it on your new 64-bit server. NOTE: Make sure that all SQL and vCenter services are stopped before proceeding with the backup and restore of the measures.

  After the restoration of the SQL on your new server it reboot and everything will come back to life just as it is only now with all 64 bit!

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  http://StoneAgeTools.com

• Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition x 64 + SQL Server 2008 STD SP1 on paravirtualized VMDK = crashes?

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• How to establish links of Labview with SQL server database Toolkit

  I'm a database newbie, but I have to use MS SQL server (2008) to store my data. I am well equipped with all the features of Labview, don't know how to use it properly. I now complete development, including the toolbox database. My latest version of labview is 8.6.1. Side material, I have cFP2220 and many modules of differnet kind.

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