There are a few items listed in this thread to watch out for, or that will cause issues: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic501078-5-1.aspx

However, if you have to go through the restore, I'm not sure...

WayneS (8/8/2011)

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On a different topic, for those that have a blog, what do you'll think of using GoDaddy for hosting a domain and WordPress blog?

What do you'll think of...

If this is new, can you uninstall completely?

If not, you might be able to clean out the registry and folders, but that would make me nervous. Or run setup and...

I used to use Live Writer. It works, but you have to have changed your password.

What I've moved to is blogging elsewhere and then syndicating back over to keep a...

Mohammed's suggestion is good. I assume you searched the all hard drives for sswb.exe?

If you look under Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server/90/Binn (or the similar path) are the tools not there?

Perhaps...

WayneS (8/7/2011)

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For those of you that do consulting, and for those thinking about it, what do you'll think of this? Steve, what do you think of a forum area dedicated...

majorbloodnock (8/8/2011)

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Don't get me wrong, though. I'm not naive enough to suggest backdoors are not being or will never be engineered into hardware. What I do say, however, is that...

Try shrinking to a larger size, if that makes sense.

Pick a size that is larger your minimum and include that in the shrink.

Yes, link missing....

Peform a restore, get an I/O error at some point. Part of the IO error contains a set of operations needed to complete a transaction. The completion of the transaction...

Looks like when doing the restore or attach, you alter the location there.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sqldatabaseengine/thread/ff8c14ae-a9d0-4668-a95b-ee19bbb48b26/

You'll restore a lot more than just jobs, and I wouldn't recommend this. The msdb restore is really for DR purposes. I suspect it would be OK, but I wouldn't...

My vote would be either compat mode change, or alter the code to use RTRIM instead.

First, the users are always there. They might not be linked to logins, but the users are in the restored database. If you have the same logins, you can use...

I tend to agree with Gail, though you could just install 2008 as a named instance, set both instances to manual, and only run the one you need.