It is my understanding that you can create user-defined partitions only if you have Enterprise Edition of SQL Server 2000. I have installed Analysis Services from the same cd I installed SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition. The cd itself says "SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (Personal Edition)". The SQL autorun menu says "SQL Server 2000 Personal Edition". I know we paid for Enterprise Edition when we purchased the product.

Does anyone know what "Personal Edition" is? Did I get shipped the wrong product

thanks in advance for your help.

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Server 2000. I have installed Analysis Services from the
same cd I installed SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition.
The cd itself says "SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition
(Personal Edition)". The SQL autorun menu says "SQL
Server 2000 Personal Edition". I know we paid for
Enterprise Edition when we purchased the product.

Nope you do not have the wrong product rather the wrong CD. EE comes with
another CD that has on it Personal Edition.



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"Mike" <bonamym (AT) hibbett (DOT) com> wrote

Services from the same cd I installed SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition.
The cd itself says "SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (Personal Edition)".
The SQL autorun menu says "SQL Server 2000 Personal Edition". I know we
paid for Enterprise Edition when we purchased the product.