Morten Wennevik [C# MVP] wrote:
Thank you for your help. :)
Todd
Hi Todd,
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Not necessarily. If the user already has an SQL server he should be able to
use the existing one instead of adding a new. If you put this as a
requirement to use your program you can leave it up to the user to take care
of it, but if it is likely that the user does not already have an SQL server
you should consider shipping SQL Express with your program. There are some
licensing issues with this which I believe is only down to registering that
you intend to ship sql express along with your program
>
[How to Obtain SQL Server 2005 Express Edition]
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>
Not necessarily. If the user already has an SQL server he should be able to
use the existing one instead of adding a new. If you put this as a
requirement to use your program you can leave it up to the user to take care
of it, but if it is likely that the user does not already have an SQL server
you should consider shipping SQL Express with your program. There are some
licensing issues with this which I believe is only down to registering that
you intend to ship sql express along with your program
>
[How to Obtain SQL Server 2005 Express Edition]
>
>
Todd