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I have downloaded the sample database for SQL Server 2012 Express but I am having the following error message whenever I try to attach it:
The database 'AdventureWorks2012' cannot be opened because it is version 706. This server supports version 655 and earlier. A downgrade path is not supported.
Sounds like the server you are trying to attach the database to is not SQL Server 2012. This may be the version of Management Studio / Management Studio Express you're using, but I suspect SELECT ##VERSION; will tell you something different. It may just be a connection string mixup if you have multiple instances of SQL Server installed, otherwise you should download and install SQL Server 2012 Express from here.
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I just want to know
Is TFS 2012 EXPRESS is compatible with SQL SERVER 2008 ENTERPRISE edition and OS is window SERVER 2012
And possible then what would be the process to install it.
Thanks
From MSDN:
SQL 2008 Enterprise is supported but it must be SQL 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1.
TFS requires Windows Server 2008 (SP2, or R2 SP1) and will need to be on a 64 bit OS for the server side, but 32 bit clients can access it.
The set up is pretty self explanatory, I had a problem getting the permissions right, if you get a choice of letting TFS setup the database alongside the TFS implementation choose that, it is simpler. It can be done with an existing database though.
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Do I have to get the developer license for develop a basic sample application on windows 8? I tired open a windows store project with visual studio 2012 and it says get a developer licence. I can not see the design mode. I can not see anything how my application looks like? I can not run it. How can I run with debug on visual studio without a developer licence? I just want to develop a basic application and run it on my windows 8 system? Is this possible?
For a developer license you only need a live ID, so it's basically a 30 seconds act to gain one. After that you freely build&run projects on your computer.
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I have been trying to install the Windows Phone 8 SDK on a Windows 8 (x86) machine. But to no avail even though I read somewhere on the site that it will install but I will not be able to run the emulator.
Is Microsoft serious that Win Phone 8 apps can only be developed on 64-bit machines?
They make it quite clear the x64 is required on the download page:
Windows 8 64-bit (x64) client versions
I can't say with any authority, but I suspect it is because the emulator uses Hyper-V, which also requires x64:
Hyper-V requires a 64-bit system that has Second Level Address Translation (SLAT).
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I want to know that I have one windows server 2008 R2 configured with TFS 2010, MS SQL 2008 R2 and windows sharepoint service 3.0. Now we need to install sharepoint server 2010 on the same machine.
So can we proceed with same or there can be issues.
If the server meets the requirements to support SharePoint Server 2010, there shouldn't be any other compatibility issues, since you are using the latest versions of TFS and MS SQL. Just make sure that the MS SQL version is 2008 R2 64 bits.
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I would need to create some webpages that are using jscript and different jscript libraries heavily and I will need to write a littlebit of code and debug it through to see if that works. I would like to know if there is an IDE exists on Windows jsut to do this or there is a combination of tools that can be used for this purpose?
I'd suggest Visual Studio Web Express, which you can easily configure to be a JScript debugger: http://www.berniecode.com/blog/2007/03/08/how-to-debug-javascript-with-visual-web-developer-express/
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Since JScript Microsoft dialect of ECMAScript.
In my opinion hands down the best JavaScript debugger available for windows is Visual Studio, unfortunately its far from free however the link that naivists posted allows you to use Visual Studio Express - Web Developer Edition (which is free) to do the same thing:
How to debug JavaScript with Visual Web Developer Express
You could also look into using tools like Firebug (Firefox only) - these sorts of tools are very good at inspecting and tweaking the layout of the page, however I've always found the JavaScript debugger to be a little lacking.