Guest Ido Posted October 17, 2002 Posted October 17, 2002 I want to consult with you about SQL versions to access from ASP.net? 1) I just want to be sure: I read in one of many decent book about ASP.net that says: "you need to install SQL 7.0 or higer to develope ASP.net database applications" ... well I guess the author knows better than me, but I got different answers, such as "you can use any Database that suuport ODBC (include SQL6.5) for example. I'm a little confuse here ?? 2) I downloded from microdoft site this version of SQL Server compatible: "msde.msi" and it is a free SQL Server compatible database engine (database administration from within the ASP.NET Web Matrix development ) MSDE does not have its own user interface (UI) or tools. You interact with MSDE through the ASP.NET Web Matrix development environment. I tried this a little and I was able to make tabled easily thru ASP.NET Web Matrix development environment Question: if you are fimiliar with this product, can you tell how much I can rely on it? can I fill it with such amount of data as I would in SQL7.0?(for example) what are the differents between SQL and this SQL Server compatible product? Thanks, :) Quote
*Gurus* Derek Stone Posted October 17, 2002 *Gurus* Posted October 17, 2002 System.Data.SqlClient supports SQL Server 7.0 and higher. However you can still access all version of SQL Server through the System.Data.OleDb namespace. SqlClient simply provides a faster and more efficient means of access. MSDE is a slightly limited version of SQL Server, since it only allows for databases up to 2GB in size. It's also optimized for use by 2 - 4 users, although you won't notice a difference with a much higher load. Quote Posting Guidelines
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