Running the Database from a Server

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Quilnux

Hello,

I would like to take the BCM database and move it to a server system instead
of running it from a client system. Can I do this? My intent is to use the
server for the "shared" database.
 
It looks like I have version 3 (BCM v3.00.7311.00). I will check out the tool
you provided the link to in a few minutes and let you know how it went.

Thanks!
 
The SQL Server we are putting this on actually responds on 2 NIC cards. We
intend for it to allow users from both sides of the NIC cards to get access
to the BCM. I assume this is handled at the SQL level, not directly through
BCM right? One NIC card is connected to a wired network the other is directly
connected (with a wire) to a Wireless AP that we use for mobile clients in
our building. I assume that simply by the fact that the SQL Server responds
of both NIC interfaces that BCM will also be available to both.

Am I wrong?

Thanks,
 
I found that at first it wouldn't see the SQL Server 2008 but after
installing SQL Server 2005 it started to see the 2008 (I assume this is
because of the SQL Browser or connectivity components working from 2005 and
2008). It seems that it created the database without problems on 2008.
 
"Luther Blissett" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
Hello,

I would like to take the BCM database and move it to a server system
instead
of running it from a client system. Can I do this? My intent is to use the
server for the "shared" database.

That's supported with BCM v3 (2007), but not earlier versions. There's
a tool you can download to install the database on the server.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...0f-f593-4fb4-b822-dd662af1a6cb&displaylang=en

Above download only works with english office versions.
BCM uses SQL 2005 AFAIK
 
Yeah, I found out that it only works with SQL 2005 which is disappointing.
the tool managed to create the database but after sharing it BCM wouldn't
connect from a client computer so I had to go and provision SQL 2005 we still
had from last year.

Nontheless it seems to work just fine.
 
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