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Now that Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 is out, I’ve been hearing from people asking about installing it on servers that support Team Foundation Server.
While the service pack is not a requirement for Team Foundation Server at this time, it is highly recommended for both current deployments and new deployments as it contains a number of fixes and performance enhancements. In addition, for new deployments, the service pack includes the required SQL Server hotfix mentioned in the Team Foundation Installation Guide.
As always, you should back up your data before installing the service pack and review the accompanying readme. If you are installing in a cluster, be sure to read the special instructions included in the readme.
If you are updating Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, the Team Foundation data cube perspectives are not fully generated, but we will supply a fix for that soon.
Related Links:
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Readme
- KB913090: Fixes in SQL Server 2005 SP 1
- Team Foundation Installation Guide
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- Anonymous
May 04, 2006
Like Rob, I have had a few questions lately about installing SQL Sever 2005 SP1 on Team Foundation Server... - Anonymous
May 05, 2006
The Visual Studio Team System User Education blog has a walkthrough of creating a visual studio setup... - Anonymous
May 07, 2006
Armed with the knowledge that TFS should be OK if you install SQL Server 2005 SP1 on the TFS server,... - Anonymous
May 17, 2006
As I’ve noted before (Team Foundation Server & SQL Server SP1) you should install SQL Server... - Anonymous
June 26, 2006
You mention: If you are updating Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, the Team Foundation data cube perspectives are not fully generated, but we will supply a fix for that soon.
Is there already a fix for this?