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Version 5.1
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Previous Versions
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First, download either one of
these, and install the Database and Windows user interface
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Size |
Version |
Released |
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Basic Install |
17 MB |
5.1.1305 |
2009-01-05 |
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Use this package if you already have SQL Server, MSDE, are
going to use Access, or are updating an existing IssueView installation. |
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Basic Install plus MSDE |
44 MB |
5.1.1305 |
2009-01-05 |
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In addition to the complete IssueView product, this package
also includes MSDE, a FREE run-time version of Microsoft's SQL Server. |
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After the Version 5 Basic Install, you can
download and install additional IssueView interfaces.
If you are still using Version 4.x
click here.
| * Requires that Microsoft's .NET Framework 2.0 or
higher be installed on the IIS Server |
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SQL Server vs. Access
Microsoft SQL Server is a database server.
There is a SQL Server program that manages all client requests to read and
write data. It can scale to 100's of users, and will provide better
performance than Access with just a few simultaneous users.
Microsoft Access is a file based database. IssueView
clients are really just reading and writting to a file, via Microsoft's OLEDB
interface. It's perfect for solo users, and can adequately support up to
around 10 simultaneous users.
We always recommend SQL Server, and include a free runtime
version in our 'Basic Install plus MSDE' package .
It supports any number of users, but performance begins to degrade with more
than 8 simultaneous users. It's a great way to start out, and you
can always upgrade to a full SQL Server license later.
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