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Thank you. I am going to try to implement the same thing. <br />

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Thank you. I am going to try to implement the same thing.


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I am setting up a MS SQL database which will be accessed only through the Internet using ODBC. Therefore I don't really need a multiuser system. Would MS SQL work with NT Workstation instead of NT Server ? Would it be accessible through ODBC ?<br />
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Thank you.
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I am setting up a MS SQL database which will be accessed only through the Internet using ODBC. Therefore I don't really need a multiuser system. Would MS SQL work with NT Workstation instead of NT Server ? Would it be accessible through ODBC ?

Thank you.

Using MS SQL with NT Workstation

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