However since then dreamspark server 2008 has changed so you can use the enterprise,ĭatacenter and web editions. Everything seems unchanged so far, save from the output of of course.I claimed some dreamspark Windows Server 2008 r2 keys a few months ago, but I haven't tried using them since then because I was waiting for some RAM for my Hyper-v Virtual Host. UPDATE: I have successfully upgraded to Standard, using our pucka (genuine) SQL Server 2008 Standard DVD. Just thought I'd add this post in case anyone else was in the same boat.save them a few grey hairs. 圆4 to 2008 Std 圆4 "upgrade" and any post upgrade issues that you faced? Could anyone confirm, from the real world, if they have successfully completed a 2008 Ent. As far as I was aware, you could "upgrade" ( bit of a misnomer when you're coming from a different edition of 2008 anyway ) to Standard so with our licence keys still not arrived and the switch due to take place any day now, I had visions of the new production server turning itself off or having to delay while we wait for the keys :-OĪfter digging around the MS site, I find this page that details the version/editions that you can upgrade from/to and my panic is unwarranted.hopefully. This post scared the pants off me, as we have an Enterprise Evaluation Edition hosting our new, ready to go production SQL Server 2000 migrated databases. In the end I settled for the timestamp on the installation logs. I was looking for a query that might show me the remaining days left of the trial. You cant go from SQL Svr 2008 Ent trial to a lower version - frustrating most trialists I imagine. To install dev side by side with ent trial will be grief free and I dont want more days lost fighting ms undocumented connectionsĪnyone offer any guidance on the best path to dev edition from ent trial - hopefully not involving reinstalls and reconfig (agghhh)? I would like to install the dev licence but MS does not seem to document whether this can be done and I doubt trying
(unlikely I guess given MS change for dev edition (kinda dumb in itself - you want ot encourage sqlserver dev or not Steve?)). I have 2008 and the application (and sql client) talking and my boxed version of developer 2008 has arrivedīut I do not know whether 2008 enterprise declines into a developer edition after the trial period expires Studio 3.5 client or (more critically) register a dsn in coldfusion administrator for last minute testing of I downloaded and installed sql server 2008 Enterprise Trial recently in a hurryĪs my version of sql server 2005 developer edition would not connect on vista ultimate to the aquadata
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