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I know that I will have to use the SQL 2005 tools to create the tables,
queries, etc. but are there any problems with running an Access 2003 project
connected to SQL 2005. They will be using Runtime Access 2003.
We were at the end of converting an mdb database to an Access 2003 Project
connected to SQL 2000. Everything was working correctly, stored procedures
written - forms modified, etc. They want to now put the database on a SQL
2005 server instead of a SQL 2000 server. I loaded a local SQL 2005 server
to my laptop and have not had any problems. In one of the articles I read
that the SQL 2005 server had to be in "Server 2000" mode or something like
that. but is was written about a year ago.
Thanks for your help
queries, etc. but are there any problems with running an Access 2003 project
connected to SQL 2005. They will be using Runtime Access 2003.
We were at the end of converting an mdb database to an Access 2003 Project
connected to SQL 2000. Everything was working correctly, stored procedures
written - forms modified, etc. They want to now put the database on a SQL
2005 server instead of a SQL 2000 server. I loaded a local SQL 2005 server
to my laptop and have not had any problems. In one of the articles I read
that the SQL 2005 server had to be in "Server 2000" mode or something like
that. but is was written about a year ago.
Thanks for your help