2005 readiness

By michael vessey, 2005/12/05

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A script to test your database for 2005 readiness.

these features are as described by the SQL 2000 BPA, however this script will run on SL 6.5,7,2000

Please note that this is not a guarantee of readiness, however it is an indication that there are issues you may have to resolve to run your databases in 2005

By michael vessey, 2005/12/05

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