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Whats going on?

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Hi, I've installed:

Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express

Microsoft Visual Web Developer

SQL Server 2005 Express


How am I supposed to use sql server?
Can I use it from both C# 2005 Express and VWD?

I haven't got a clue whats going on, I can't even uninstall sql server.
Is there any instructions that are clear and actually work.

Thanks
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Yes you can, to create databases and connect to them you go view -> server explorer

check microsofts site, under the express section, there are loads of video tutorials
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Thanks I see it.

Now I need a database to try with it.
If you have one, could you email it to me?

colin.shuker@tiscali.co.uk

Or point me to where I can find one.

Thanks
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You cannot email a database. See the same site for tutorials for creating a database its pretty easy.
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actually you can mail SQL server databases there .MDF files
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The mailing option was introduced in the SQLSERVER 2005 i guess.. ive been working on 2000.
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Yes, one can detach a database, mail across the .MDF and .LDF files and these can then be attached as database at the other end.
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Thats why microsoft give you a built in database (northwind) so you dont have to get one to start off.
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They have an SQL version of northwind?
I thaught it was an access thing?
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no they have it - it just isnt shipped anymore with it as not everyone wants it on their system.

They have it for download with other samples at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en
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