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&gt;1- Create a new instance of the SQL SERVER 2005 on a computer<br />
as devsolns indicates, this is only possibly by installing sql server (silently)<br />
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>1- Create a new instance of the SQL SERVER 2005 on a computer
as devsolns indicates, this is only possibly by installing sql server (silently)




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Hi...<br />
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I want to know how difficult it is to:<br />
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1- Create a new instance of the SQL SERVER 2005 on a computer<br />
2- Attach a bunch of *.mdf files.<br />
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I need a way to perform this outside the Management Studio.<br />
A batch file, thru command prompt commands... you name it.<br />
<br />
I just need to trigger it from a .net application.<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
Alex
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Hi...

I want to know how difficult it is to:

1- Create a new instance of the SQL SERVER 2005 on a computer
2- Attach a bunch of *.mdf files.

I need a way to perform this outside the Management Studio.
A batch file, thru command prompt commands... you name it.

I just need to trigger it from a .net application.

Thanks!
Alex

SQL Serv 2005 Create instance through code...

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