"Dan Guzman" <guzmanda@nospa m-online.sbcgloba l.netwrote in message
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>According to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889543, 7.00.1063 is the
>correct version for SP4; and the date, 4/9/02 is correct as well.
>However, it still says "Build 2600: Service Pack 2," instead of "Build
>1381: Service Pack 4". Anyone know why? Thanks,
>correct version for SP4; and the date, 4/9/02 is correct as well.
>However, it still says "Build 2600: Service Pack 2," instead of "Build
>1381: Service Pack 4". Anyone know why? Thanks,
The service pack number in the @@VERSION string is the OS service pack
level, not the SQL Server one. 7.00.1063 indices the SQL service pack
level was installed.
>
You might consider upgrading to SQL 2005 Express Edition. SQL 7 is
currently two major versions behind, soon to be three.
>
thought it was referring to SQL Server. Thanks!
As for upgrading, yes, we're going to be going to SQL 2005 very soon (as
soon as I get a chance).
Thanks,
Neil
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