.Net Deployment ....

Hi everybody,

I want install the project in client side .. In installation time i want to access the my server .. How i can make the setup file to access the internet.. please help me.....

Thanks & Regards,

S.Sajan

Not only is that NOT a good idea, many users will have firewalls that may keep your installation from accessing the internet.

See my post to your previous question for information about remote and unattended installations.

.NET 64-bit and .NET 32-bit Framework on a Win 2003 server x64: which aspnet_regsql wizard is re

Hi everybody,

I installed on an Win 2003 server x64 .NET 64-bit framework (beta 2.0.50215). After that I installed VS2005 beta 2 (2.0.50215) and SQL2005 (VS 2005 Beta Experience Kit). No problem are visible.

Two .NET frameworks are installed, ...\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v20.0.50215 and ...\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v20.0.50215.

What aspnet_regsql wizard is recommended to use to configure a SQL Server database that stores information for ASP.NET applications services?

Thanks for replies...I guess it would be better to post this on ASP.NET forums. This forum is for answering questions related to CLR Integration in SQL Server 2005.

Thanks,
-Vineet.

.ldf log file

Hi everybody, I have a 10.2Gb .ldf file that is giving me hard disk space problems. We already empty the file with the Enterprise Manager, but the file
still weigths the same...
Is there any procedure shrink this file??
thanks in advanceHi everybody, I have a 10.2Gb .ldf file that is giving me hard disk space problems. We already empty the file with the Enterprise Manager, but the file
still weigths the same...
Is there any procedure shrink this file??
thanks in advance

go to the database in question, type in CHECKPOINT. Wait a little while, then run a shrinkdb. If you are not going to be doing log backups, you need to set the recovery mode to Simple so you don't keep having trouble with this though. After you set it to simple, you can run a shrinkdb and you'll be fine.|||thanks,!
that worked pretty good...
regards,