Thu Apr 25 11:28:52 2002
Anyways, I open the box and, while MS InterDev costs only 80 bucks(edu), it includes a crippled version of MS Visual Studio AND MS SQL 7 Server. Granted, the SQL is only a client and none of the server components are added(so I can't use it for anything) but, still, that's really good of them to add this. You can tell that MS has always valued their developers.
I can't use the Studio crippleware for anything but the Server Client will DEFinitely help me polish my ASP at home. :) Kudos.
M.
(Edited by Madan at 4:30 am on April 25, 2002)
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Thu Apr 25 13:25:21 2002
Mmmm, I can see the smamming now! :)
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Thu Apr 25 15:57:43 2002
from AllYorBaseRBelong2Us posted at 7:33 am on April 25, 2002
How do you setup a local webserver? This I'd like to know! :)
Thu Apr 25 16:03:54 2002
from Madan posted at 4:28 am on April 25, 2002
Granted, the SQL is only a client and none of the server components are added(so I can't use it for anything) but, still, that's really good of them to add this.
The client (i.e. SQL Enterprise Manager) is not included, so you have to control it entirely from the command line (osql.exe). And that's a pretty neat thing to do too, so you can learn all the tricks 'n' stuff :)
You can tell that MS has always valued their developers.
Thu Apr 25 16:14:38 2002
And Apache on Windows and Linux actually.
Any input or websites would be helpfull.
Thu Apr 25 17:43:01 2002
If you accet all the defaults, you'll have a default site at http://localhost/ with the files placed in c:\inetpub\wwwroot
You can safely zip the whole content of that folder, save it somewhere, remove everything and start putting there your html or asp pages.
I'll let some apache expert in guiding you for that :)
Thu Apr 25 18:30:01 2002
The client (i.e. SQL Enterprise Manager) is not included, so you have to control it entirely from the command line (osql.exe). And that's a pretty neat thing to do too, so you can learn all the tricks 'n' stuff
No, I have that too. To be honest, saying I have only the "client" sounded strange, you're right but that's how it's referred to in the VI manual.
It's basically SQL 7 Server Crippled. Desktop version, I guess. Does anyone know the limits on this? If the limits aren't too steep, I might use it for my own site.
I'd love to patronage MS but their full version of SQL is way too expensive. Even at EDU rates.
BTW, I think MS is great with their developers. I think they always have been.
It's the customers that they dick around, imho.
M.
(Edited by Madan at 12:55 pm on April 25, 2002)
Thu Apr 25 19:37:30 2002
It's basically SQL 7 Server Crippled. Desktop version, I guess. Does anyone know the limits on this? If the limits aren't too steep, I might use it for my own site.
Thu Apr 25 19:56:08 2002
That kicks arse, man.
Thanks Hit.
That InterDev was a most delicious bargain.
M.