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differences between sqlserver2000 and 20005
what are the differences between sqlserver 2000 and sql server 2005


  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: July 14, 2008     Asked by: chandu_cs10 
  
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June 10, 2008 10:07:56   #1  
prasanu Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: differences between sqlserver2000 and 20005
there are lots of things added in sql server 2005
>here they hav added xml command
>even ur clr is also there

 
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July 14, 2008 05:06:36   #2  
khwaja MOhammad Sohail Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 1    

Re: differences between sqlserver2000 and 20005
There are Many Differences like

1.Replication Management: Replication monitor is way usless when compared to the 2000 interface (lots and lots of screens and can not even handle pull subscriptions entirely )

2. Debugging stored Procedures. From Query Analyzer we could do it in 2000. 2005 requires visual studio ...


3.Script Generation: Although on SP2 they fixed some issues there are *still* role membership problems ... In 2000 it worked "beautifully" since day one.


Let me Compare Afew Features  of SQL 2000 Vs 2005

SQL Server 2000

1.Security:
Owner = Schema, hard to remove old users at times

2.Encryption:No options built in, expensive third party options with proprietary skills required to implement properly.

3.High Availability:Clustering or Log Shipping require Enterprise Edition. Expensive hardware

4.Scalability:Limited to 2GB, 4CPUs in Standard Edition. Limited 64-bit support.



SQL Server 2005

1.Security:
Schema is separate. Better granularity in easily controlling security. Logins can be authenticated by certificates.

2.Encryption:Encryption and key management build in.

3.High Availability:Clustering, Database Mirroring or Log Shipping available in Standard Edition. Database Mirroring can use cheap hardware.

4.Scalability:4 CPU, no RAM limit in Standard Edition. More 64-bit options offer chances for consolidation.

 
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