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kent kent
 
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Default Migrate to 64-bit server - 11-16-2005 , 02:29 PM






Hi all:

I have use Asp.net and Reporting Services as the font end reporting tool and
Analysiss Services as the back end Data Cube. All of the applications are
save on the same machine. If I want to mirgate to SQL Server 2000 64-bit
server, anything I need to watch out? Do I need to recoding all the source
code in Asp.net and Reporting Services

Thanks

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Darren Gosbell
 
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Default Re: Migrate to 64-bit server - 11-17-2005 , 12:36 AM






You might want to double check, but I don't thing Reporting Services is
supported on the 64-bit platform in the 2000 edition (2005 is)

I think the same thing applies to ASP.NET, I don't think there is a 64-
bit version of the 1.1 frame work, you would have to use version 2.0 of
the framework.

But apart from this I have apps running against AS2k on 64-bit servers
and it behaves the same as the 32-bit version (apart from some early
memory leak issues which the latest SP seemed to address)

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Darren Gosbell [MCSD]
Blog: http://www.geekswithblogs.net/darrengosbell

In article <51DD60F9-A99E-412B-A9E9-919595280EDF (AT) microsoft (DOT) com>,
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Quote:
Hi all:

I have use Asp.net and Reporting Services as the font end reporting tool and
Analysiss Services as the back end Data Cube. All of the applications are
save on the same machine. If I want to mirgate to SQL Server 2000 64-bit
server, anything I need to watch out? Do I need to recoding all the source
code in Asp.net and Reporting Services

Thanks



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Tiago Rente
 
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Default Re: Migrate to 64-bit server - 11-17-2005 , 03:42 AM



Also be aware that the "client tools" (Analysis Manager, Enterprise Manager,
Query Analyzer, DTSrun.exe) for both SQL Server and Analysis Services are not
available in the 64-bit environment.

Meaning that you still need a 32-bit server/machine to use the "client tools".

"Darren Gosbell" wrote:

Quote:
You might want to double check, but I don't thing Reporting Services is
supported on the 64-bit platform in the 2000 edition (2005 is)

I think the same thing applies to ASP.NET, I don't think there is a 64-
bit version of the 1.1 frame work, you would have to use version 2.0 of
the framework.

But apart from this I have apps running against AS2k on 64-bit servers
and it behaves the same as the 32-bit version (apart from some early
memory leak issues which the latest SP seemed to address)

--
Regards
Darren Gosbell [MCSD]
Blog: http://www.geekswithblogs.net/darrengosbell

In article <51DD60F9-A99E-412B-A9E9-919595280EDF (AT) microsoft (DOT) com>,
kentkent (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com says...
Hi all:

I have use Asp.net and Reporting Services as the font end reporting tool and
Analysiss Services as the back end Data Cube. All of the applications are
save on the same machine. If I want to mirgate to SQL Server 2000 64-bit
server, anything I need to watch out? Do I need to recoding all the source
code in Asp.net and Reporting Services

Thanks




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