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Best Practice for Installing ACT 2009 in a SQL 2005 Standard Environment

Asked by peter_ophoven in ACT, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SAGE, ACT 2009 (11.0) Premium, SQL ST or EX

Dear Experts,
I just purchased ACT 2009 Premium and I want to install with a single database that will be available to ten users.
We have three already existing SQL Servers (2 x SQL 2005 Standard with CAL 25 CAL Users Each and 1x SQL 2000 (Release Version) with 25 CAL Users).
It seems that we should be able to install the ACT 2009 Database on one of the 2005 Standard Servers and have the ten users connect that database.

When I begin to install the product it wants to install 2005 Express onto the server.
I don't feel comfortable installing EX on a server already running 2005 / 2000 SQL Standard Edition.

I understand that installing ACT 2009 on an XP workstation and creating a local database that will be accessible by only that XP workstation, well, that makes sense why SQL 2005 Express would need to be installed.  But what about a workgroup environment.
There really doesn't seem to be much documentation about how to setup a situation like this?

Please Help.
Thanks
Sleepless in Seattle
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