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Hi,
Is it possible to have RS2005 with the backend as SQL Server 2000 (may = be on a remote machine)?
I.e. the Reportserver and ReportServerTempDb will reside on SQL Server = 2000.
With which edition of SQL Server 2005 is it possible?
TIA,
Tanmaya
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The repository and scratch (temdb) may reside on separate servers. Just be
aware that you need a license for each server (at least I think this is the
case). For example, if you bought a per-processor license for 4 processors
and you split to 2 4proc machines, you need to true up to 4 more
processors...
- Tim
"Tanmaya Kulkarni" <tanmaya_kulkarni@.persistent.co.in> wrote in message
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Hi,
Is it possible to have RS2005 with the backend as SQL Server 2000 (may be on
a remote machine)?
I.e. the Reportserver and ReportServerTempDb will reside on SQL Server 2000.
With which edition of SQL Server 2005 is it possible?
TIA,
Tanmaya
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