You have a platform problem so you need to start a new project native to the x64 Win2003 and use the WOW64 directory and all the features needed to run...

Password protection and related errors are covered below, the reason is related to the context your debug run was executed.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918760

That error is not related to 32bits or 64bits but rather security, wrong connection string and provider like using JET for Access 2007 database.

I am not sure using the property will work for all languages however you can create a View for each language and pull the data for that language as a...

(To setup DSN for 32-bit application you must use:

%WINDIR%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe)

The above is how you setup DSN and the thread below shows how to make sure your SSIS package is x86, read...

(C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe)

That is the driver you need and you will find it in that location because Acess comes only in 32bits.

I see SQL Server I don't even have permissions to access so check the configuration manager of both instances and see how the services are running and accounts used to...

Actually SQL Server Express comes in two editions standard and Advanced the Advanced comes with SMS, SSRS, Full Text and the DTS import export wizard. You can also install...

Then there must be firewall or anti virus software run by your employer that is blocking access. If that is not the issue then re run setup and...

Then you may have installed SQL Server with Windows authentication and so the sa account may be disabled. So you need to enable both Windows and SQL authentication and...

I told you to do more than install IIS the two operating systems in your house are home operating systems. Both comes without IIS enough to install SSRS so...

The pesky problem of a Sisyphean task.

:Whistling:

Yes it is the name for SharePoint 2007 you can download the white paper in the first link and look at the short version in the second link.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262731.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2008/02/28/database-maintenance-for-sharepoint-whitepaper.aspx

I'd suggest you don't leave it out in the sun too long. Mossy databases tend to not react all that well to sunlight. They like dark, damp places...

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I actually assumed everybody knows SP2 for both Win2003 and SQL...