Is posible or not ?

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Dear all,
Is there any experience using oneworld B732 and using SQL2005? What is your opinion?
If any one of you are using or have opinion, please provide me suggestion.

Thanks in advance for your suggestion.

Wahyudi







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[Sebastian Sajaroff]

Hi,

I'm not sure it will work, but I can give you some hints :
You should start by configuring SQL 2005 databases
with either SQL 7.0 or SQL 6.5 compatibility flag, as
far as I remember B732 was compatible with those releases,
and don't forget to create all of your JDE databases in
the default SQL instance. B732 can't access named
instances such as MYSERVER\MYINSTANCE.
But then, you'll have to check if B732 runs on W2003
and if it works ok with MDAC 2.71 or later, and if the
Visual C++ 5.0 compiler works there too. Who knows...
Finally, you also have to check if Fat B732 clients will
run on XP PCs. Once again, who knows...
Good luck,

Sebastian Sajaroff

 

[rlafrance]

has anyone checked to see if this will work?

I am running b732 on nt4 and need to move to Windows 2003



I'm not sure it will work, but I can give you some hints :
You should start by configuring SQL 2005 databases
with either SQL 7.0 or SQL 6.5 compatibility flag, as
far as I remember B732 was compatible with those releases,
and don't forget to create all of your JDE databases in
the default SQL instance. B732 can't access named
instances such as MYSERVER\MYINSTANCE.
But then, you'll have to check if B732 runs on W2003
and if it works ok with MDAC 2.71 or later, and if the
Visual C++ 5.0 compiler works there too. Who knows...
Finally, you also have to check if Fat B732 clients will
run on XP PCs. Once again, who knows...
Good luck,