I havn't even herd of SP3 for Win2k.where was SP2???
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SP3 for SQL 7.0
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I havn't even herd of SP3 for Win2k.where was SP2???
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what are SP's for, and are they free?
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I havn't even herd of SP3 for Win2k.where was SP2???
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what are SP's for, and are they free?
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what are SP's for, and are they free?
SP = service pack.
When a product has been in use for a period of time, bugs and holes are
patched by the release and installation of a service pack. As time goes by
SP1 will be superceded by SP2, etc.
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I cannot register a server from in SQL 7.0 using
enterprise manager. I am trying to connect from a Win2K
workstation to a Win2k server. The win2k is running with SP3
and the strange thing is that I have installed installed SP3
on my machine and rebooted, but when I go to the Sql server
before installing one.
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what are SP's for, and are they free?
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SP3 for SQL 7.0
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I havn't even herd of SP3 for Win2k.where was SP2???
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SP == Service Pack. I.E. a whole
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sow ahst the difference between an upgrade and a service pack? i'm prolly
sure it has to do with functionality
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SP = Service
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Excuse me if I am stating the obvious, but you did connect to the database
with the Client Network Utility first, right?
Cary
At 09:08 AM 2/16/2001 -0800, you wrote:
Hello,
I cannot register a server from in SQL 7.0 using enterprise manager. I am
trying to connect from a Win2K workstation to
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