SBS 2003 migration to SBS 2011 - Question about SQL Server Management Studio

I am preparing to do a migration from SBS2003 to SBS2011. In the migration instructions it tells me to install SQL Server Management Studio Express Service
Pack 2. I have SQL Server Management Studio (NOT EXPRESS) installed and it is on SP2.
Do I need to also install the express version to do the migration?
Thanks in advance,
Dan

Hi,
Thanks for your posting.
I think you don't need to install the express version.
Regards.
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