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    SQL Server & VB 2005 Express

    well... a friend of mine is telling me (annoying me ) that with vb2005 Express we cant access remote sql server databases... well i made complete applications with vb 2005 express that connects to msde, and its working pretty well... so it must be possible...

    i think this is just a matter of IDE binding to SQL Server Express limitation... cause i dont do data binding at all... i do all the database access in code...

    well my question is... cant we connect to remote databases using VB 2005 Express or just SQL Server 2005 Express ?

    any documentation on this issue ?

    thx in addvance...
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    Re: SQL Server & VB 2005 Express

    Ofcourse you can connect to the SQL 2000 databases from VB 2005. Just give the proper connection string.
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    Re: SQL Server & VB 2005 Express

    Quote Originally Posted by Shuja Ali
    Ofcourse you can connect to the SQL 2000 databases from VB 2005. Just give the proper connection string.
    i know i can...i've been doing that since i have vb 2005 Express... but what about IDE binding, using Database Explorer ?
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    Re: SQL Server & VB 2005 Express

    I don't think that is possible atleast in Express version. But as you know you can definetly do it using the code.
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    Re: SQL Server & VB 2005 Express

    I read the product comparison (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/products/compare/) ... the only thing that i can see is about "Database design tools (create/modify tables and stored procedures" that only supports local... but many people thinks that you cant access remote databases using VB 2005 express...
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