Compatibility between SQL 2014 and web server/application

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Compatibility between SQL 2014 and web server/application

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Clint-525719	Clint-525719 Posted 9 months ago #1913084
SSCrazy Group: General Forum Members Points: 2472 Visits: 645	Greetings. We have web servers running IIS version 7.5. The web application on those servers is using .NET version 4.5.1 The SQL Server that the web app uses is SQL Server version 2014 SP2 (no cumulative updates) My question is this: is that combination of .NET, IIS, and SQL supported? In other words, do you have to be on a certain version of IIS or .NET (in the web app layer, not on the actual SQL Server) to be "supported" while running a SQL Server 2014 instance/databases? Let me know if I need to provide more info. Thanks much! 3
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Joe Torre	Joe Torre Posted 9 months ago #1913474
SSCertifiable Group: General Forum Members Points: 7148 Visits: 1347	IIS and .Net have nothing to do with where data is stored. Given the drivers to access data you could build a web app that stores data in virtually any database. 3
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