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I am trying to install SQL server express 2008 on my machine. I get an error message that says that older version of VS 2008 in installed on the computer. Upgrade to VS2008 SP1 before installing Sql server 2008.
I tried to install sp1 but I get an error...
Started by Anon on
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In fact I'm not certain but try redownloading....
You should have a look on the MS site for an SP1 specific to the Express editions of Visual Studio .
You need to have the full version of Visual Studio 2008 installed in order to upgrade to Service Pack 1.
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Hi,
I'm getting a weird error occassionally in VS2008. A colleague gets a similar error, we both noticed it after installing TFS PowerToys so I'm wondering if it's related.
Anyway the error is:
Team Foundation Error Retrieving the COM class factory for...
Started by danswain on
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And a good bunch of us had to reinstall SP1 in VS2008 to get Powertools and TFS to work properly.
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Is it possible to install SQL Server Express 2008 when I have VS2008, SQL Server Express 2005 and SSMS 2005 Express installed?
Furthermore, is it possible from VS2008 to assign SQL S.E. 2005 to one project and for another project assign SQL S.E. 2008 ...
Started by LencoTB on
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As far as pointing to the one version from one project, and the other version from another project, you just... .
When you do, you will need to specify a different instance name for the new version to avoid conflicts .
You can install them side-by-side.
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I'm trying to move our project over to VS2008 from VS2005 and am running in to this build error on an MFC project:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\include\winnt.h(236) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'PVOID64'...
Started by Karim on
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As in:
"$(WindowsSdkDir)\include"
This started happening after I upgraded to VS2008"
Which is no longer the location of the platform SDK in VS2008.
Setting.
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Hi,
Like the title says is there any issues I should be aware of please?
Malcolm
Started by Malcolm on
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Just make sure you install them in chronological order - installing 2008 then 2005.
Problems before.
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I am developing using 3.0 and VS 2008.
The problem is my build server does not have 3.5 installed and therefore I cant build the solution as MSBuild for 2.0 will not support the VS 2008 solution file.
There is no easy answer to this besides downgrading...
Started by Jonathan on
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Since you have VS2008 projects and solutions you will need to install .NET 3.5 the different versions without ....
To the developers, IMO.
VS2008 supports C# 3 - you may be using C# 3-specific features while still targeting .NET 2.0.
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What kind of problems might this cause?
Is it better to install in a VM?
Started by vzczc on
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For what it's worth I've installed both VS2008 and VS2010 with any of the previous....
I myself will be installing it side-by-side with VS 2008 on Vista important, VM'ify the installation for now..
A separate VM with VS 2010 on it.
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The application supports Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 but need DirectX libraries in order to work properly. I have the DirectX 9.0C Redistributable package and want to include it in my MSI installer created with a Visual Studio 2008 setup project....
Started by Watts on
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Generally, unless you.
Installing it in Vista or Win7 won't cause any issues.
Starts.
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I'm trying to debug some problems that only happen on some Windows XP machines. My development system uses Vista, and I'd like to avoid having to setup a complete development environment in XP to debug this problem. I've successfully setup remote debugging...
Started by bsruth on
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The messages are only output by the debug....
You could try Debug View ? Its a small Microsoft sysinternals tool that captures all trace / debug statements written on the machine its running on (without having to attach a debugger)
I doubt it's possible .
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From what I can find online about using VS2008 to create a integration/reporting services project it appears I need to have SQL 2008. Does anyone know of a work-around that would allow me to use VS2008 with SQL 2005?
Started by Toran Billups on
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I've had VS2005 and VS2008 both installed.
Your license for SQL2008 should allow you to downgrade and use BIDS2005 .
Installing SQL Server 2005 client/workstation tools should install BIDS 2005.
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