You are rigth:

From BOL (different from my last SQL Server 2005 crash course)

"SQL Server 2005 Beta 2 is available in 32-Bit Developer Edition and SQL Express Edition, and 64-Bit Developer...

From what I learned there is only four edition of SQL Server 2005:

Enterprise, Standard, Workgroup and Express.

The Express edition is the Edition that replace MSDE 2000.

Best regards,

Carl

Is it the Express Edition?

If it is the case, you can download (free) the SQL Express Manager, but the SQL Server Management Studio is not deliver with this edition.

Best regards,

Carl

Hello Peter,

In our case, there is not connection at all on the server (but it should).

Yes I know Dependency walker.

We are about to schedule a little trip to the customer's site...

Thank's for your explanation Db and Peters.

We have an unreproductible problem (Unmanaged dll calling a managed dll using ADO.NET and the programs never return... but take between 0 and 6% of the...

Hello Remi,

For sure, the code behind sp_helpindex will help me, but it would be so nice and simple to have the same kind of information given by INFORMATION_SCHEMA for contraints...

Thanks John,

It is a detailled answer (more than I expect ) to my question.

Best regards,

Carl 

Not sure I have time to script it but if I do, I'll sent a copy to you for sure.

At my sense it is something...

Its a good start Frank

But Steve had a good point stating: "At the least, it will have the old and new values and...

Hello Frank,

The only thing I found on SQL Server Central is this thread :

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/shwmessage.aspx?forumid=5&messageid=133493

With answers from Steve and Andy but not something very "consistant".

Thanks Dinesh,

Have a nice day.

Carl

David,

an interesting book to read is :

Oracle8i and Microsoft SQL Server Integration by Stephen Chelack

Regards,

Carl

Its false, Oracle is not "rule based" by default. It is more sophisticated than that...

On 9i it is "cost based" by default if you have the proper stats. If your...

We finnally found data corruption even if dbbcc checkDB return no errors.

Carl

Hello all,

I saw that we can use Bound Connections to realise that.

But the problem with that technique is that "Only one connection in a set of bound connections...