Hi
On your the destination you will have to install a new copy of SQL that is
correctly licenced. In general I don't think your MSDN licence will not
cover their systems, although you may be able to distribute MSDE. You should
read
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinf...skChooseEd.asp to
see which edition is most appropriate for your needs. For MSDE check out the
web site
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/MSDE/
To get your database onto the destination system there are several ways, the
easiest is probably to detach/attach the database, but you could use one of
several other methods see:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q314546
You should also make sure that the logins are correctly set up on the
destination system.
John
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I'm going to write an application for a friend's business using VS .NET
and SQL Server 2000. I'm confused though as to how I can write everything on
my laptop, then copy to their server. I have an MSDN subscription and did
not realize that I cannot install the Enterprise Edition of SQL Server on XP
Pro. I can install the development edition, but am I then going to run
into problems trying to copy it over to their server?
My experience lies in Informix / DB2 and Java / JDBC, so this is new
territory for me and I appreciate the help.
Derrick Lathem