Looking for SQL 2005 Backwards Compatibility ((( 8.05.2309 )))

We need to find the install for SQL 2005 Backwards Compatibility 8.05.2309 64 bit.
Can someone help with locating the install for this?
Thanks in advance for your assistance
Ed

Ed, would SQL Server 2005 Backward Compatibility Components version 8.05.2312 work for you?
http://www.exactsoftware.com/docs/DocView.aspx?DocumentID=%7B21509a73-9043-47d8-854c-318a3a35b585%7D

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We can see this feature pack was issued in Nov 2005 from the site, which may not be updated
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Why do I keep three tables. Each sample that is evaluated is always screened by what I will call a "tech." Every so many cases the test must be repeated for quality control. If the findings of the initial testing or of a quality control test are found to contain abnormal results, then the test must also be repeated, this time looked at by a doctor. So I have what I refer to as the "main" table; the one that holds final data, which in my example I explained the two "flag" fields that indicate if the test was repeated. Every time a test is evaluated it is done by the same person, and the findings of an individual testing, or screening, are a set of test result codes. There is the "main" control table which I have called LR in my example. The reason I have the other three tables: one is used to store the test results of the initial screening (always done); one is used to hold the test results of a quality control case (may or may not be done); and one is used to hold the test results of an abnormal case that was screened by a doctor (may or may not be done). There is a separate table for each individual who may have done a screening.
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| 100 | 014 | | 100 | 13R | | 100 | 13R |
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| 100 | 150 | | 100 | 170 | | 100 | 180 |
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| 100 | Y | Y | 100 | 014 | null | null | null | null |
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Thanks Again,
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2 /
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