I Agree Andy, better to change permissions...

You can use transactional replication and change the snapshot shot option "Keep the existing data unchanged"

check sp_dropuser and sp_adduser commands...

In 2005 you can do this using ALTER USER command..

I think so... but to modify any system tables your server should be in single user mode with DAC..

Can you be more specific...

I didn't get your question...domain account is sql service account or user account?

Based on my testing it is different and you can test too using 2005 profiler...

You can modify the script as needed...

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_JobSchedule_rpt

AS

declare @x int, @y int, @z int

declare @counter smallint

declare @days varchar(100), @day varchar(10)

declare @Jname sysname, @freq_interval int, @JID varchar(50)

SET NOCOUNT ON

create table...

Logon to your sql server and open the outlook cleanup items from Inbox, sent items, deleted items etc..

or ask your exchange admin to cleanup the mail box of that server...

I don't think it will corrupt/delete your cubes but if your cubes are accessing the data from the uninstalled sql then cube refresh will fail...

Make sure you have the backup of...

I don't think it allows more than five at a give time to the servers...

Check the following articles/docs...

http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/D/9/8D9C8944-4F1A-438F-B519-ABDFE3344F37/SQL_Server_2005_Licensing.doc

http://www.developer.com/db/article.php/3502746

Server should be in single user mode...If you are modifying system tables...

I don't think there is any built in procedure which does this. You need to write your own script or check for any third party tools for this.

I don't think you required when you install RS on IIS box but you do need licence if you install RS on a non-sql server box.

All components (AS,RS,SSIS) of sql...

May be it is by desing for security reasons so why don't you grant to dbo to use in tempdb...

If you are restoring database for QA/test better to use 64bit...