Creating a new SQL 2005 Instance

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Does this process create a new set of system datatbases and tables or a copy of existing system databases and tables?
Thanks in advance

Posted 22-Mar-11 10:43am

Mr-Bill-R

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Eduard Keilholz · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-22T10:47:00

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Hey Mr. Bill

Installing a new instance of SQL Server, installs a complete new SQL Server on your machine, which runs in a seperate process. Other instances of SQL Server are not affected.

Eduard

Posted 22-Mar-11 10:47am

Eduard Keilholz

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Sandeep Mewara 22-Mar-11 17:18pm

Comment from OP:
I'll take that as the equivalent of standing up a new SQL Server with new system databases and tables and not a copy.
Thanks

Eduard Keilholz 22-Mar-11 17:22pm

Hey Sandeep, are you browsing the codeproject 24 hours a day? You voted a couple of times on my answers the entire day ;)

Thanks, keep up the good work!
Eduard