windows server enterprise
hi guysi have an old server that runs windows server enterprise sp2 (32bit) but i never see this os on compatibility lists so i am unsure where i stand in terms of what it can support. does this os technically belong to windows server 2003 os family? i want to install sql express in order to test some backup restores but i need to clarify my os situation, many thanks!
if the server is that old then you'd likely be looking at sql server nearly the same vintage (perhaps sql 2008), you should be able to install a personal edition of 2008 sql on that, run a simple bak file restore with no problem.as stated though, those are well out of support (as you likely know) so it should be a priority that you get both slated for replacement.you mention audit, so i'd wager we are talking at least a public held company. definitely look towards a migration to newer software/hardware for security issues.
SQL Express doesn’t support maintenance plans so the Tools don’t include those options. To use Maintenance plans you’ll need to get the Workgroup or above edition of SQL Server 2008. We currently have all our machines still on Windows XP and have only just upgraded some with Office 2007.


Budget dollars just have been too cost prohibitive to upgrade all 1,000 of our workstations. At some point due to licensing and availability we will be forced to upgrade. 


The one thing I’ve noticed difficulty with right off the bat has been the ability to connect via RDP to a Windows Server 2008 box. Without some registry hacks/mods in XP this can be problematic if the server is set to the newest (and more secure) RDP protocol. Windows 7 doesn’t have this issue. Hello Nanda, Basically you need to include the network drivers and the storage drivers.

+ You can find the drivers from Manufacturer site where you can filter the Category and download –

Like this – <https://snipboard.io/bQt5ER.jpg> Hi  

This is simple. First check whether you are able to connect Sql Server through SSMS or not.If you are able to connect through SSMS, then there may be a problem in connection string. If you are not able to connect through SSMS, then you had some problem with SQL Environment. Here is a link to assist you.


<https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178078(v=sql.105).aspx>


If you had done a web search with the question you entered here, you would have found multiple sites that give you the instructions to migrate from qw2002 to qmac you will absolutely need access to windows in some form (windows pc or run windows on the mac using a virtual machine), as the converter from qwin can only handle files that are from qw2004 and newer, and ideally, from qw2010 and newer.

you can find copies of qw2004 and qw2013 for free from quicken here:
https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken hmm…i wonder why it didnt

fine buddy

is it community edition or enterprise edition

if its enterprise edition of orchestrator kindly raise a ticket to technical team

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contact uipath technical support department.

cheers [@brun…](/u/bruno_silveira_uy) When it’s plugged into the server it should show up in MyComputer with the next available drive letter assigned to it.


If you don’t see if there open up Computer Management and under disk management see if it’s there but without a drive letter assigned to it. if you need osx get a mac. getting osx on a pc is very hard and/or illegal. it will also not run as well as it will on a real mac. so my vote is for the macbook pro. what is the best erp system ?
oracle
sap
peoplesoft (now part of oracle)
baan (now part of ssa)
jd edwards (now part of oracle)
siebel (now part of oracle)
ssa

all those system are very good systems.

the best erp system is the one that covers the needs of the customer, with the lowest costs... there is no clear winner yet.