Install Labview DSC Run Time without SQL Express

Hi 
I have an application of DSC run time that I tested successfully but now must be installed on a server and my client does not allow install an instance of SQL Server Express because he are already using the Enterprise version. What should I do to not install the SQL Server Express incorporated in the DSC Run Time and use the SQL Server Enterprise already installed on the server?

Hello Jdrendon
Did you try to install your application on a PC with an instance of the Enterprise version?
Maybe another instance of SQL will not be installed in this case, because you already have a later version installed.
The second possibility is just uncheck the option to install the SQL Server Express when you are installing your application.
Let me know if it is possible and if it solve your problem.
Plínio Costa
Application Engineer
National Instruments Brazil

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