... any experiences?

Regards,
Thomas

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Installed SQL Server 2000 SP4 on two development servers over the weekend
with no problems and on two production server on Monday with only slight
problems during the Analysis Server SP4 installation. The problem (bug) has
been reported to MS and they're issuing a KB article. It's related to the
MDAC update on servers running MOM2005.

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"Thomas K.H. Bittner" <tbittner@online.mvpatwork.de> wrote in message
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> ... any experiences?
>
> Regards,
> Thomas
>
>

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Jeff Lynch wrote:
> Installed SQL Server 2000 SP4 on two development servers over the
> weekend with no problems and on two production server on Monday with
> only slight problems during the Analysis Server SP4 installation. The
> problem (bug) has been reported to MS and they're issuing a KB
> article. It's related to the MDAC update on servers running MOM2005.

... okay, thanks for your info. I heart of a memory allocation problem with
SP4 so MS will perhaps release a SP4a? But you investigated no memory
problems?

Regards,
Thomas

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Ok. Any news about that memory problem? Any hotfix for that? I have only
seen that they do not recommend SP4 for datacenter editions of SQL. I guess
datacenter users use a lot of memory.

Best regards
Niklas Engfelt


"Thomas K.H. Bittner" <tbittner@online.mvpatwork.de> wrote in message
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> Jeff Lynch wrote: 
>
> ... okay, thanks for your info. I heart of a memory allocation problem
> with SP4 so MS will perhaps release a SP4a? But you investigated no memory
> problems?
>
> Regards,
> Thomas
>
>

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