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My Device app will be a small part of the actual web. This will just &nbsp;perform inserts, updates, select and delete. No T_SQL or SP. All SQL will be in the code. No special features of SQL will be used. Even then, SQL CE 3.5 is not safe?<br />
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Regards,<br />
MI<br />
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My Device app will be a small part of the actual web. This will just  perform inserts, updates, select and delete. No T_SQL or SP. All SQL will be in the code. No special features of SQL will be used. Even then, SQL CE 3.5 is not safe?

Regards,
MI



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Hi,<br />
I am using SQL CE 2.0 and VS 2005. This app will be deployed on device with OS CE 5.0. Now since SQL CE 2.0 does not support SET IDENTITY INSERT, I decided to move to SQL CE 3.5. But a few questions:<br />
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1. Can I safely deploy app with SQL CE 3.5 in production which is still in Beta 2?<br />
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2. Can I use VS 2005 with SQL CE 3.5?<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
mi
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Hi,
I am using SQL CE 2.0 and VS 2005. This app will be deployed on device with OS CE 5.0. Now since SQL CE 2.0 does not support SET IDENTITY INSERT, I decided to move to SQL CE 3.5. But a few questions:

1. Can I safely deploy app with SQL CE 3.5 in production which is still in Beta 2?

2. Can I use VS 2005 with SQL CE 3.5?

Regards,
mi

SQL CE 3.5 and VS 2005

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