SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition
Hi Guys ... a client asked me if Workgroup edition of SQL Server 2005 would be ok to use instead of Standard. It seems to have most of the functionality of Standard except a memory limitation (http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/features/compare-features.mspx) but if they had enough traffic they could always upgarde to Standard later. Any ideas if there is something missing from Workgroup that's needed?
Thanks
Workgroup edition works fine for running the software
the only 2 nice to haves for managing the database are not there
DTS - For a quick way to import and export data directly to tables
and
Index Query Wizard - for improving performance
but neither of those are required for general operation of the product.
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Hi Experts,
Please advise SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition can be used as the backend for SAP Business One 2005B.
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Please go to:SAP service portal-product availability-supported platform-database platform
For 2005 B version we could get the following supportted information:
Microsoft?SQL Server 2005 SP2
- 32 Bit / 64 Bit (x64)
- Express (3), Workgroup (4), Standard & Enterprise Edition
Please read SAP Note 928839 on how to order SQL 2005 for upgrade purposes.
(3)SQL 2005 Express Edition is only supported with the SAP Business One Evaluation Versions and only in 32 Bit mode.
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MII to SQL server "workgroup edition"
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Are there any MII issues connecting/integrating to a MS SQL server 'Workgroup edition 2005' as compared to the 'Enterprise edition'?
Appreciate your inputs.
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you need to download the jdbc driver from the Microsoft Homepage und Upload the driver in MII.
Also you need to modify the following entries after creating a new Data Server
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Install guide tells that we must use SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition with BPC except for Reporting Services.
Customer asks wether he could use SQL 2005 Standard Edition for SQL database and Analysis Services ?
Thanks.Hello Sorin. Two more questions, please:
1) what do you mean by "Also into Application server you need EE because only in this version you have control flow." ?
Is "control flow" "business process flow" new functionality ?
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Hi there,
I hope someone can help me with the question.
Ive bought the ABAP objects book called An Introduction to Programming SAP Applications from Horst Keller and Sascha Kruger (black color). There are 2 CD's to install the application Mini Basis SAP and work with the ABAP workbench. I was able to install that on a pc Win2000 and it worked and that pc had no sql server/database installed
But I've now another pc Windows XP and has has SQL 2005 Dev edition. I need to keep this.
My problem is when I try to install the Mini Basis I get error. Is it because of Ive already installed the Ms SQL 2005 dev edition?
Im using Windows XP prof edition. How can I install on XP pro this software on my pc keeping the SQL 2005?
I have tried resume_setup.bat and also enabled remote_services for the registry update. no hope.
Can someone please help?
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Book reference: ISBN 0-201-75080-5 (SAP Press)Hi Sravan,
That's exactly what I did. I bought the book and I try install on Win XP pro with SQL 2005 dev edition pre-installed.
I'm in possession of the Mini SAP, I own the book. I also looked at the site you suggested
http://www.sap-img.com/mini-sap.htm.
It seems to be I should be able to install on WIN XP pro due to the site above.
This is how a work
1) CD 1 starts with home page
2) I choose REsume (because I have already pre-installed the SQL 2005)
3) Setup starts
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5) It asks me where is the DATA and the KERNEL CD --- it proposes D: ---I accept
6) at the mean time I click on switch view and I see the logs and this is finally I get (I just copy/paste below the errors no the whole log)
So I don't know how to proceed further. I contacted SAP and they propose me this forums.
Could you please advice?
thanks mesut
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Phase failed.
Error: Main {} 2 416
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SQL 2005 sa password RECOVERY not reset
Is there a way to RECOVER the SQL 2005 Standard Edition 'sa' password? Resetting the password could cause a re-installation of several applications. The person in charge of it has left the company.. several years ago and there's no record of
the password.
The various links and search options provided indicate a replacement or update.
Is MS support the only way?
TIA"You can recover the SA password of SQL Server database account"
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"...for you can change the password..."
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Hi,
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The problem is described bellow:
We installed a new Windows 2008 R2 x64 failover cluster with two nodes.
As a next step we installed SQL 2005 Enterprise edition x64 on this failover cluster. We have finished the installation without problems. After SQL installation we are trying to install SQL SP3 . We have logged on using a domain administrator account and
we start the installation of SP3 with that user. In authentication mode screen the test gives a success status using either domain administrator-windows authentication or sa-sql authentication. On remote user account screen, when we give the domain
administrator account we get the message "the account information could not be verified. Press ok to return to authentication mode screen to determine the reason for failure".
We have tried to give the SQL services startup user on remote user account screen but the error is the same.
the domain administrator account exists on security logins of SQL with sysadmin rights.
Can someone help?
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According to your error message, when you install SQL Server 2005 SP3 in your failover cluster, we need to verify if there was other instance that had been removed and the installation did not pass the login check. I recommend you use windows authentication
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Disaster recovery in SQL 2005 - which one is better ?
Hi All,
i am in a slight confusion of implementing a DR solution for one of my banking client. They have a citrix application which depends on a sql server. they cannot have a down time more than 15 mins for that application...They want the DR database to come up in less than 15 mins and i am in a slight confusion which DR solution to go with...
I had ruled out Clustering as the client is not willing to bear the cost of it. I also ruled out database mirroring as we failed to get the required performance benchmark with synchronous mirroring with RTT of 167 ms
I am in confusion whether to go with log shipping or replication. if i am going with replication which should i go for.
Could anybody please help me to get a better solution ?
My environment is Windows 2003+ SQL 2005 Standard edition
Regards
NimeshHi All,
i am in a slight confusion of implementing a DR solution for one of my banking client. They have a citrix application which depends on a sql server. they cannot have a down time more than 15 mins for that application...They want the DR database to come up in less than 15 mins and i am in a slight confusion which DR solution to go with...
I had ruled out Clustering as the client is not willing to bear the cost of it. I also ruled out database mirroring as we failed to get the required performance benchmark with synchronous mirroring with RTT of 167 ms
I am in confusion whether to go with log shipping or replication. if i am going with replication which should i go for.
Could anybody please help me to get a better solution ?
My environment is Windows 2003+ SQL 2005 Standard edition
Regards
Nimesh
Hmm , log shipping restores log backups on standby on a regular schedule and if primary server failed then there maybe a loss of data from the last time a log backup happend , does your application tolerate that ?
Also bringing the standby server online needs manual intervention and this can vary so not sure if you can handle in 15 minutes. You may need to copy left over log backups and restore them manually.
Replication supposed to deliver data in near real-time to subscribers if configured as continuous distribution but in you case you will have to publish all tables so that subscriber gets everything as publisher (production).
Transactional replication provides the lowest latency and is usually used for high availability. however , if DB Mirroring failed your benchmark then you need to test replication as well as tables will be scanned for transactions marked for replication and may present an activity.
Also , better to use remote distributor in that case , a cost you should consider. Very important too is that replication maintenance is way more complicated than Db mirroring or Log shipping
You can read also here an overview and then maybe feedback more about your situation
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151244%28SQL.90%29.aspx
HTH
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Dear All,
I try to install B1i for NW 2005 on a SBO 2005B installation. I have installed all prerequisites like JDK, MSXML, Tomcat (no blanks in path). When running the setup program and after all information gathered, the connection to the MS-SQL 2005 database succeeds and the final installation step starts but returns the message:
"Initail database failed, make sure Tomcat or mini-http is shut down and please check your database's status and try again"
Looking into MS-SQL shows a database beeing created named localhost/B1i. Tomcat and mini-http are definately shut down. When starting Tomcat, it is accessible via http://localhost:8080.
System Parameters:
windows server 2003
SBO 2005B
java: 1.4.2.19
tomcat 5.5.27 including compat package for 1.4.2.19)
sql jdbc 1.2.2828.100
msxml 4.0 SP 2
I can not find an error in the system. Is there a way to diagnose what is happening and does anyone have an idea where the problem lies?
Ciao, Mathias
[Update]
I have tried JDBC 2.0.1008 and JDBC 2.0.1607 - both lead to a fatal error when trying to connect to the database. I assume this is due to Java JDK 1.4.2 as JDBC requires Java 5.0 (1.5.0)
Does anybody know if I can use JDK 1.5.0_17 instead of 1.4.2_19?
[Update 2]
I have tried to install the B1i on two other servers with identical setup and it worked. However, this will not help me with this machine... On the other side, it shows, that there is nothing wrong with the procedure I am using
I found by the way: B1i works fine with MSSQL 2005 Express, it works with jdk 1.5.0.17 (and then JDBC 2.0)
[Update 3]
So far:
windows XP, MS-SQL 2005 express: ok
windows XP, MS-SQL 2005 express, SBO2005A: ok
windows 2003, MS-SQL 2005 SBO2005A: fail
windows 2003, MS-SQL 2005 SBO2005B: fail
windows 2003, MS-SQL 2005 SBO2007A: ok
windows 2003, MS-SQL 2005 Netweaver 2004S: fail
Unfortunately the three servers where it fails are the ones I need to use for production
The precise error state is that the install routine creates the database in SQL 2005 and then reports that it can not create the database. Is there something I should check in SQL 2005?
Edited by: Mathias Wilhelm on Feb 11, 2009 5:17 PMSalut Eddy,
I tried it with tomcat 5.0.30 - no success. JDK is 1.4.2.19
I tried it with tomcat 5.5.27 - no success. JDK was 1.4.2.19 and 1.5.17
I checked the database: The structure is created but the tables are not created. As the user 'sa' has full admin rights it must be with the access path to the database that is wrong. What I do not understand is, why the installation routine is able to connect to the database to create B1i and then unable to create the tables. I checked in the log files of the db and found no error messages. I tested this as well by using a wrong password for sa or a wrong user. In both cases, the installation routine fails already when checing the existence of B1i database
[Update]
In the meantime:
Checked permissions on database
Checked that administrator is member of local admin group
Checked JAVA_HOME environment variable
Found collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS for working setup and SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS in failing setup
Checked all security settings by comparing to working setup
Checked event viewer and found no errors
Checked all log files and found no errors
Checked that sa can create tables manually in localhost\B1i
Ciao, Mathias
Edited by: Mathias Wilhelm on Feb 12, 2009 2:36 PM -
MS SQL 2005 remote connection using sqljdbc
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Hi,
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I am aware we notmaly allocate 1.5 times of data file.But in this case It was totaly wrong.
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If you find this helpful, please mark the post as helpful,
If you think this solves the problem, please propose or mark it an an answer.
Please provide details on your SQL Server environment such as version and edition, also DDL statements for tables when posting T-SQL issues
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Hi,
We are developing a legal management product on SAP platform
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