Christoph Muthmann
Architektur und Administration
Architektur und Administration
The RTM version of Service Pack 4 (SP4) for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is now available for download ...
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You will find more information in the blog of SQL Server Release Services and here you will find the download of SP4.
The download for Express is available here!
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2010-12-21 @ 07:33:22
:-) a Christmas gift for us.
2010-12-21 @ 07:34:43
Yes, but not the best. The system requirements do not mention Windows Server 2003 ...
2010-12-21 @ 07:39:24
I knew, so we'll wait ... or http://www.insidesql.org/blogs/tosc/2010/12/21/cu-package-13-for-sql-server-2005-service-pack-3
2010-12-21 @ 08:50:22
What a mess! ;-)
If you follow the ReadMe all should be fine!
http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/3/B73AFEF4-1A6C-42E6-B5A8-CBF990687A9E/ReadmeSQL2005SP4.htm
SP4 packages
x86
All supported 32-bit Windows operating systems, including 32-bit instances on 64-bit operating systems.
x64
Supported Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 64-bit X64 editions.
IA64
Supported Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 64-bit Itanium editions.
And this BOL page (for SQL Server 2005 requirements) is the one linked from the ReadMe
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ms143506(v=SQL.90).aspx
2010-12-21 @ 09:34:24
Mess, No, I told you to wait, urgh:-)
2010-12-22 @ 07:37:16
Microsoft has extended the System Requirements. So now Windows Server 2003 and XP are listed, too!
Happy patching!
2010-12-22 @ 21:43:07
Happy patching? No, it's christmas time!!! It's the time where an old Admin poem says "Never change a runing system - it's christmas" :-)
2010-12-27 @ 13:01:45
Great point !It’s really useful.I really like to read. Please continue writing. Waiting for new updates.
2011-09-29 @ 15:25:16
Hats off to Christoph! I am on a 2003 server too and am looking to upgrade to 2005 so this information is very helpful! Hats off to both of you (Torsten and Christoph)!