Yes, a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database can be hosted on a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 server, and it can also be upgraded to a 2005 database structure under the database properties. Yes it can. You can just attach the mdb file with no problem.
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2005 & 2008 are fully compatible with 2000 database files. The action of changing the Compatibility level to the latest value is really optional.
I recommend NOT 'upgrading the compatibility level'. Performance wise, there is no advantage in speed. The Compatibility level is there to ensure features used in the 2000 database are made available to it (ie, some functions are renamed in later version, some are deprecated, etc). So, unless you've done a thorough check (or a very sure), I recommend leaving it at 2000 compatibility. Yes absolutely, you can do it. Here is top 4 methods that will help you for this. Backup & Restore 2.
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Detach & Attach 3. Generate Create Script 4. Copy Database Wizard using SSMS. SQL Server is most often referred to as Microsoft SQL Server, but there is also a Sybase SQL Server which was originally created on UNIX in 1987. MS sql 2000 database, or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 is a database server product.
So, when you ask what is the difference, I do not see a difference, they are one in the same. Unless your question is asking for the difference between the Sybase version and Microsoft version, or you are wanting to compare different versions of Microsoft SQL Sever. In which case, I think your question must be more specific. NSQL stands for (Structured Query Language). A SQL server can cover a host of products.
Oracle is a SQL server however when speaking of Oracle people usually refer to it is Oracle. The server in fact is a SQL server. Microsoft SQL server is often simply referred to as SQL Server not because they 'own' the product or anything, just because of the popularity. I can draw a parallel for you. When you own a SeaDoo watercraft (as I do) people will refer to it as a jetski, same with a Kawasaki, Polaris, or any other brand. NThe fact is that this name (JetSki) is used interchangable however the Kawasaki Standup model watercraft is the only true 'jetski'. NAnyway there are many 'flavors' of SQL server (MYSQL, Oracle, MS SQL Server, Postgress SQL, just to name a few.
NYou can find more information about SQL server, its history and some additional 'flavors' at this link: nn. NHope that helps.
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