Windows 10: Need equivalent for SQL Server 2005 Express that will work with 12th generation Intel...

Writhdar · Dec 8, 2022

SQL Server 2005 Express will not work with processor on new PC Intel 12th gen, i7... The SQL is needed to install and run "The Photo Atlas of Minerals". Is there an equivalent or a work around? Install log, processor info, and screen shot of error message below:Install log --- The following properties have been set: Property: [AdminUser] = true {boolean} Property: [ProcessorArchitecture] = AMD64 {string} Property: [VersionNT] = 6.2.0 {version} Running checks for package 'Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8', phase BuildList Reading value 'FullInstallVer' of registry key 'HKLM\Software\Mi

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Vimal Solanki · Dec 8, 2022

Unable to apply SQL Server 2005 SP4 ENU on SQL 2005 ESN Installation

Hi,

I want to perform inplace upgrade on existing SQL Server 2005 Express (SP3) with Advanced Services (x86) ESN (Spanish) to SQL Server 2014 Express Advanced Services.

Before i upgrade I need to patch SQL Server 2005 with SQL Server 2005 Express with advanced Services - Service Pack 4 KB2463332.

The one i downloaded is ENU (English) version and when i try to apply the patch it is unable to proceed further.

:"This update requires language ENU. The language for product instance SQLEXPRESS is ESN. Download the update for language ESN. "

Unfortunately, there is no separate Service pack for SQL 2005 SP4 available for Spanish language on MS website.

I tried to changed the Server OS Language settings from Espana to English but it didn't worked.

Please help to fix this issue.

Thanks,

Tully · Dec 8, 2022

lost SQL Server 2005

All:

On my Desktop Computer:

Downloading pictures from my camera, an error occurred!
The error report said that MS SQL Server 2005 was missing!
I looked this up & it said SQL server 2005 has been replaced by SQL Server 2015!

Is there an easy solution to this problem with going into the registry?

Would it be better to just "Refresh" the computer!

Brink · Dec 8, 2022

Are you still running SQL Server 2005? Time to Upgrade.

Are you still running SQL Server 2005? We know it’s hard to let go, but it’s been 10 years. In its time SQL Server 2005 was a great choice for your departmental and mid-market IT needs. Over the last decade, Microsoft has continued to invest and SQL Server has evolved to be an enterprise-class solution to support your growing business needs. If you haven’t yet moved on to take advantage of these capabilities, now is the time to start planning.

After 10 great years, extended support for all versions of SQL Server 2005 is coming to an end on April 12, 2016. A year sounds like plenty of time to plan your migration, but, depending on the type of application, the migration destination, the scale of the move and resources allocated, migrations can take several months. In addition to SQL Server 2005, you may have heard that support for Windows Server 2003 is ending soon. As you plan your SQL Server migration, you should also plan your infrastructure migration to get the most out of our modern platform. Planning now will ensure that you are able to make the move in time and Microsoft is here to help you in that process.

First, it is important that you know what end of support means for your business. While SQL Server 2005 instances will continue to run, after the end of support date Microsoft will no longer provide hotfixes or security updates. Additionally, the benefits of upgrading to a modern data platform far outweigh the costs of maintaining security, support and compliance for an unsupported database.

Upgrading is not just a maintenance task, but an opportunity to provide new value to your business. Moving to SQL Server 2014 or Azure SQL Database enables you to achieve breakthrough performance:

SQL Server 2014 has been benchmarked to be 13 times faster than SQL Server 2005, before the additional performance gains available from in-memory OLTP.

AlwaysOn availability groups provide more reliable High Availability.

Together with Windows Server 2012 R2 you can scale up across compute, networking and storage.

New tools in SQL Server Management Studio provide an easy on-ramp to cloud to help you get more from your data platform investment.

You can read more about the benefits to planning for SQL Server 2005 and Windows Server 2003 end of support now. And learn about the quick ROI of SQL Server 2012 and 2014 in a study Microsoft commissioned with Forrester on the Total Economic Impact of SQL Server – read the full study or watch the webinar.

Over the next year, the team will post a series of blogs around SQL Server 2005 end of support and information to help you in your upgrade path including topics on the process of upgrading, tools available to help you upgrade, migration destination guidance and more.

To help you get started, Microsoft has put together several tools and resources to prepare for your upgrade:

Discover: Determine which applications are running on SQL Server 2005 and make the case for an upgrade.

Assess your current IT infrastructure with the Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit

Target: Choose a migration on destination for each application whether on-premises, virtualized or in the cloud.

Get a free trial of SQL Server 2014 and Microsoft Azure

Upgrade: Plan your upgrade, whether you do it yourself or collaborate with a partner.

Upgrade yourself with the SQL Server 2014 upgrade technical guide or Azure SQL Database Migration Wizard

Find a partner to support your upgrade

For more information on SQL Server 2005 end of support, visit us at Microsoft.com.
Learn more about how Microsoft customers are already benefiting from upgrading and migrating to SQL Server 2014:

Stack Overflow uses SQL Server 2014 to provide reliable, high-performing technology to support its mission of providing lightning fast answers online.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics improved OLTP performance up to 24 times and DW up to 22 times when they upgraded to SQL Server 2014.

GE Healthcare delivers applications to healthcare providers worldwide using SQL Server 2014 and Microsoft Azure.

Callaway Golf reduced cost and improved scalability by moving servers to the cloud.

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Source: Are you still running SQL Server 2005? Now is the time to upgrade to a modern data platform - The Official Microsoft Blog

Windows 10: Need equivalent for SQL Server 2005 Express that will work with 12th generation Intel...

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