Questions about message 8785 - How to install ASP.NET 2.0 Club / Personal Starter kit?

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  1. I have a number of questions about the instructions in message 8785 - "How to install ASP.NET 2.0 Club / Personal Starter kit?"

    3) Create the Application Services Database on the our SQL

    I've purchased an SQL 2005 DB from DASP. Is this my Application Services Database?

    4) Create the starter kit database schema (MS suggest you put it on a different Database, but i put both the Application Services Database on the same server and had no problem.. up to you!)

    I am mystified w/ this step.. According to Microsoft, you will need to download a seperate script for SQL 2000 and MSDE. I compared the downloaded sql script w/ the one bundled w/ the starter kit (in App_data directory), they are exactly the same !!!!!

    Anyhow, run either the bundled script or the downloaded script using any SQL client. I used osql.

    osql -S <sql server name> -U <db_user> -P <DB_password> -d <DB_Name> -i club-add.sql

    This should create the club starter kit schema.

    What is osql?And is this run from a command prompt or what?

    3) Then navigate to the web application tool and mark the club SK as an application.

    What is the club SK and how do you mark it as an application?

    Thanks in advance,
    Steve
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    >I've purchased an SQL 2005 DB from DASP. Is this my Application Services Database?

    Yes

    >What is osql?And is this run from a command prompt or what?

    osql is command line SQL client. Do you have SQL express installed? If you do, use sqlcmd.exe instead.

    >What is the club SK and how do you mark it as an application?

    This is the directory you upload your files.

    Bruce

    DiscountASP.NET
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  3. Thanks for the quick response!
     
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