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SQL 2000 vs SQL 2005

  Asked By: Larissa Wilkins         Date: May 14, 2007      Category: MOSS      Views: 244
 

I've asked this before and no one has answered it:

What do you loose if you run MOSS 2007 on SQL 2000 SP4?

(Aside from a 64bit environment...)

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4 Answers Found

 
Answer #1       Answered By: Vance Hardin          Answered On: May 14, 2007       

MOSS can take advantage of the new SQL Reporting
Services functionality but that requires SQL 2005 SP2.
Pretty nifty stuff if you can work it.

 
Answer #2       Answered By: Kareem Flynn          Answered On: May 14, 2007       

I don't think that you "lose" any MOSS 2007 core functionality using SQL 2000,
you just gain some SQL functionality using SQL 2K5 (as Mark said).

 
Answer #3       Answered By: Tyron Calderon          Answered On: May 14, 2007       

Speed, security, stability, 2 node single copy clusters unless you buy
enterprise, indexing isn't as good, no ms support from april

Like they say, all the sql  stuff.

 
Answer #4       Answered By: Irvin Foley          Answered On: May 14, 2007       

You would lose some performance, but I don't think you lose any
functionality. MOSS2007 was written to take advantage of the
performance enhancements in SQL 2005, but it will run with full
functionality on SQL 2000.

 
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