BCM on a server J. Walker 3/21/2007 5:55:30 PM We have MS Office 07 with BCM. I would like to set up a database on one of our servers which uses Windows Server Enterprise Ed. 2003. According to a MS document I found online, Enterprise is not listed as a supported installation, only Small Business Server is. This lengthy doc explains to type a bunch of SQL commands on the server, but I read on this forum MS is releasing a database tool to simplify this process. Where can I find this tool? Or is there an easier way of installing BCM on a server?

RE: BCM on a server Hal Kenyon 3/21/2007 11:47:11 PM I too would like to store the database on a small business server, however getting any information about how to do this is not easy. Is there anyone who has done this? "J. Walker" wrote: [Quoted Text] > We have MS Office 07 with BCM. I would like to set up a database on one of > our servers which uses Windows Server Enterprise Ed. 2003. According to a MS > document I found online, Enterprise is not listed as a supported > installation, only Small Business Server is. This lengthy doc explains to > type a bunch of SQL commands on the server, but I read on this forum MS is > releasing a database tool to simplify this process. Where can I find this > tool? Or is there an easier way of installing BCM on a server?

RE: BCM on a server Martin Stockwell 3/22/2007 10:10:18 AM Yes i have done it.... the problem is, even after spending 2 or so days trying to do it the microsoft way vai sql commands (That doesnt work!!!!!!) i ended up just installing outlook and BCM on the server.... then sharing the database.... works great, no problems.... "Hal Kenyon" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I too would like to store the database on a small business server, however > getting any information about how to do this is not easy. Is there anyone who > has done this? > > "J. Walker" wrote: > > > We have MS Office 07 with BCM. I would like to set up a database on one of > > our servers which uses Windows Server Enterprise Ed. 2003. According to a MS > > document I found online, Enterprise is not listed as a supported > > installation, only Small Business Server is. This lengthy doc explains to > > type a bunch of SQL commands on the server, but I read on this forum MS is > > releasing a database tool to simplify this process. Where can I find this > > tool? Or is there an easier way of installing BCM on a server?

Here's your solution to creating that remote database! "Bob Cooley [MSFT]" <bobcool[ at ]online.microsoft.com> 4/3/2007 8:51:35 PM Microsoft has just released the SQL Database Admin Tool that will automatically create a BCM database on your server. Check out the link here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=b8e7aa0f-f593-4fb4-b822-dd662af1a6cb&displaylang=en Regards, Bob Cooley, [MSFT] "Martin Stockwell" <MartinStockwell[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A1E18F0A-294D-48A9-A7F9-9E5F30B246CE[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Yes i have done it.... > > the problem is, even after spending 2 or so days trying to do it the > microsoft way vai sql commands (That doesnt work!!!!!!) i ended up just > installing outlook and BCM on the server.... then sharing the database.... > > works great, no problems.... > > "Hal Kenyon" wrote: > >> I too would like to store the database on a small business server, >> however >> getting any information about how to do this is not easy. Is there anyone >> who >> has done this? >> >> "J. Walker" wrote: >> >> > We have MS Office 07 with BCM. I would like to set up a database on >> > one of >> > our servers which uses Windows Server Enterprise Ed. 2003. According >> > to a MS >> > document I found online, Enterprise is not listed as a supported >> > installation, only Small Business Server is. This lengthy doc explains >> > to >> > type a bunch of SQL commands on the server, but I read on this forum MS >> > is >> > releasing a database tool to simplify this process. Where can I find >> > this >> > tool? Or is there an easier way of installing BCM on a server?