...downloading it now from MSDN subscriptions (!LEGALLY!).
God help us all..
I'd like to have it but no budget for it at work at the moment
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10...o_sqlserver05/
I'm going to one of the launch shows
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Is it the final version on MSDN? If it is - I only downloaded the CTP last week... well thats 3 gigs of bandwidth wasted. :|Originally Posted by dangel
May be out for subscribers but the rest of us have to wait till the 7th
Do you have an MSDN Universal????
Any prices available for academic institutions/student deals?
if your uni has MSDNAA its probably there already.
Its good, not had chance to notice any changes from beta 2 yet.
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I've been campaigning for months to get my comp. soc. department to get one.Originally Posted by TheAnimus
dangel: just curiosity... would love a universal
if you don't need all the beta software you can become a microsoft partner, i THINK you get visual studio then, but you might not as partner is ment to be the "not so much a programmer" as MSDN.
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To be a Microsoft partner you have to aay a wedge of money and b: have a certain number of MSPs in your organisation. There are no interface changes afaik from the Beta 2 September CTP version. I recompiled several projects with the RTM version today, seems to work just like the old version.
I hope everyone is ready for the slew of launch partner software releases on the 7th
I for one am really looking forward to being able to migrate customers to SQL Sever 2005, the new XML data type has got some really nice features. Content based indexing for one, it's like a XML database in a column, fabulous.
HT
I hope you are ready for the pain the new security features give you. Sql 2005 is fully locked down (all pipes, named, tcpip.... are disabled by default and on enabling them Sql can then throw a wobbly for about 30 different reasons).Originally Posted by happytechie
I've already spent three hours over the weekend getting 2005 to talk to VS2005 let alone anything else (and it still won't). MSDN forums is going to be fully of similar error report this week.
As for xml datatypes their are great (we used them in oracle for a very long time).
I liked the VS2005 betas final product is just as you would expect from a microsoft VS product - one of their only good, useful apps. Designed by coders for coders
Shame that its very unlikey Stafford Uni will get it before 2010...as you can't mix projects from 2005 to 2003
err spud u can work on 1.1 code in 2005.
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