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I've stuck this in here as we need to upgrade our version of SQL(which runs PASS) from 2000. But my question is do i hold on a couple of months and go for 2008 or stick with the tried and tested 2005.

 

When are MS planning on not supporting 2005? I'm guessing not for a fair few years so would be 1 plus.

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You not running SIMS .net?

 

I would got 2005. Not much supports 2008... yet.

I know MS is pushing Windows 2000 (server \ pro) to be replaced with vista\2008.

 

Never used PASS, I think lol.

 

I would got 2008 if you want a change and your current setup could late a bit longer, I would guess a few months of patches and such, I've had a similar thing with Bromcom

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I would stick with SQL 2005 SP2 as it has been tried and tested. SQL 2008 has literally been out for days, so support will be very thin on the ground.
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Thanks that was my thinking as well that 2005 will be well supported.

 

Nope lucky enough to not use sims, use PASS which does everything sims does but seems a lot more stable lol :);)

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LIES! TOTAL LIES!!

 

SIMS .NET is the best, there is nothing else out there that does MIS stuff for schools, anyone that tells it does is a witch that should be burnt at the stake!!

 

Lol....

 

Capita keeps me in a job, at least till either;

 

- They replace LEA support

- They write supreme code that has non errors, is remotely controlled and dead easy to install etc etc etc

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I doubt Sims.NET would actually work on SQL 2008 at the moment. Support for SQL 2005 was added later on. I suspect in the next year or so, support for SQL 2008 will be included too.
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I believe SQL 2005/2008 has a backward compatible with older databases, so you SHOULD be fine.

 

Personally I would like the challange, PASS looks like a company who would like the challange, shame they can't use MySQL :D

 

Yes, live data = stable. So whatever PASS recommend. I guess SQL2005.

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