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841) 9/5/2008 910378  Scalable shared databases are supported by SQL Server 2005

842) 9/5/2008 910016  Release manifest for Microsoft SQL Server Native Client (9.00.1399.06)

843) 11/12/2008 909953  How to uninstall SQL Server Management Studio

844) 11/19/2008 907886  A System.InvalidOperationException exception may occur when you try to use a Visual Studio .NET 2003 client application against a SQL Server 2005 native Web service

845) 10/23/2008 908454  You cannot upgrade a named instance of SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2005 on a computer that is running the Itanium-based operating system

846) 11/10/2008 907511  How to use the DBCC SHRINKFILE statement to shrink the transaction log file in SQL Server 2005

847) 11/6/2008 907557  The supported Windows account types that you can use to run the SQL Server Agent service in SQL Server 2005

848) 11/19/2008 907716  How to connect to SQL Server Express Edition

849) 11/14/2008 905395  A change to the Readme.htm file for SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition

850) 11/20/2008 907284  Changes to the readme file for SQL Server 2005

851) 11/6/2008 906161  The 32-bit version of the SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Instance Rename tool (ASInstanceRename.exe) does not work correctly on a 64-bit computer

852) 9/12/2008 908503  Description of the "Error 1619 installing sqlncli.dll" error message that you may receive when you install SQL Server 2005

853) 11/18/2008 907741  Issues to consider when you use the database mirroring feature in SQL Server 2005

854) 10/20/2008 905617  SQL Server 2005 full-text search includes improved and updated noise word files
Discusses the new noise word files in SQL Server 2005 and provides a method to use the old words if you want.

855) 11/1/2008 296076  A Windows CE device power failure that occurs during a transaction commit may cause a SQL Server CE database or a SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition database to be marked suspect
A SQL Server CE database or a SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition database may go into a unrecoverable state after a power failure or an explicit reset. This article discusses possible resolutions for this problem.