I install the VS 2019 and SSDT after that SQL SERVER 2019 Dev Edition.
[Oracle Destination [223]] Error: The SSIS runtime version 15.0.2000.5
is too low for this Oracle connector. Please install a newer version
of SSIS (later than SQL Server 2019 RTM).
if you are running in Visual Studio by default it will run in 32bit mode because Visual Studio is 32bit. If you also have SQL Server 2019 installed on the same machine then you can run in 64bit mode. You mentioned that you downloaded the 64bit connector, so I suppose you are running the package in 64bit mode, in which case it will launch the package with SSIS bits that came from the SQL Server 2019 installation.
The version 15.0.2070.41 is the RTM version of SQL Server 2019. For the Oracle connector to work properly, it requires at least the CU1 (cumulative update) version of SQL Server 2019 to be installed. The latest one is already CU4 now. See https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4548597/cumulative-update-4-for-sql-server-2019. Please upgrade your SQL Server installation to CU4 and try again.****
After Upgrade, all worked fine!
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I have an old machine with Windows XP OS. It has VS 2008 / SQL Server 2008 R2 installed on that. We have a SSIS package that we are using on the machine.
Now we want to migrate that application to a newer machine. I don't want to change the VS / SQL Server versions.
What is the best machine to migrate this combination to ?
Can I use Windows 10 or should I stick with Windows 8.1 or Windows 7?
Any ideas?
Do you mean you want to migrate all SSIS packges from Sql server 2008 to higher version?
If so you don't need to do anything cause the SSIS packages in sql server is backward compatible
If you want to migrate from VS2008 to VS2012 or higher, you could simply open all package from newer version of VS, VS could automatically upgrade the package for you. NOTE some of the tasks may not be upgraded successfully based on the tasks themselves
AND DO BACK UP ALL YOU PACKAGES BEFORE OPENNING IN HIGHER VERSION OF VS!!!
once they have been opened in higher version of VS, most time they could not been opened from lower version of VS anymore, be VERY CAREFUL
And that has nothing to do with the OS, you could either use windows 7,8.1 or 10, and remember VS only has 32 bit version.
I/m trying to replicate a database whose .bak was created using SQL server 2008 R2, as in my local machine I was running SQL server 2008 I'm trying to upgrade.
It does the upgrade and the management studio shows the actual R2 version but the running instance is not changing, i.e. the Sql Server in the connection stills stays 10.0.1600
I uninstall everyting and run first 2008 and then the update, so I'm pretty sure it is the default instance and not a named one. And I couldn't install directly 2008 R2 because I was running through all kind of problems and that's why I'm trying to install 2008 first and then update
Anyone know if I can change that MSSQLSERVER version to the proper one?
Thanks
Update
When running select##version as per Giorgi's comment I get this
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 (RTM) - 10.0.1600.22 (X64) Jul 9 2008 14:17:44 Copyright (c) 1988-2008 Microsoft Corporation Standard Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: )
I have installed the MySQL NET Connector 6.7.2 and am currently unable to get Visual Studio 2012 to recognize that the connector is installed. Is there a trick to this with the beta connector?
I see in that in the MySQL developer blog there is a mention of a separation of utility for Visual Studio integration starting in 6.7.X releases for the connector.
MySQL Connector/Net 6.7.2 Beta has been released
Am I missing a second utility to make this happen?
Starting with version 6.7, Connector/Net will no longer include the MySQL for Visual Studio integration. That functionality is now available in a separate product called MySQL for Visual Studio available using the MySQL Installer for Windows (see http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/mysql-installer-for-windows.html).
PS. Close VS before installation.
If you have installed any MySql products you should choose Add Products or something simialar in the Installer.
I need to install Sql Server Express 2008 on my PC which has Windows XP SP2 (32 bit). But while installing Sql Server, the Windows PowerShell installation fails. This ceases the Sql Server installation.
What shall I do now? I found that there's no PowerShell for XP SP2 available , so i need to upgrade to XP SP 3.
Is there any way to install Sql Server 2008 without upgrading to SP3?
If you have Windows XP, you can't download SQL Server 2012 [Express], so to fix, you must install Windows PowerShell. Then install SQL Server 2008 R2 [Express] again.
http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell-1-0-for-Windows-XP/3000-2070_4-75450849.html
Here is a discussion on a MS forum about this very issue. There is a post from Mike Wachal about half way down that may very well solve this issue for you.
I have installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 & Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 my Windows7 machine. I want to install SQL server management studio 2008, when ever I run SQL server management studio 2008 installation setup I am getting exception (you have to install SQL server 2008 ServicePack1).
I have download SQLServer2008 servicepack1 form Microsoft site and try to install but that one also not install in my windows7 machine.
How to install SQL server management studio 2008?
The exception you mention is attempting to tell you you will need to upgrade to SP1 to be fully compatable with the other software installed.
Complete the installation of SSMS 2008 then install SP1