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Is it possible to convert a data base in a exe file?

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    Hi all, i would to embed my database file(mssql 2005 express) in my exe file. can any one suggest me the way how i do this. thanks in advance.

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      Hi all, i would to embed my database file(mssql 2005 express) in my exe file. can any one suggest me the way how i do this. thanks in advance.

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      Rob Graham
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      You can't. SQL server need exclusive access to it when it is running as a database.

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        Hi all, i would to embed my database file(mssql 2005 express) in my exe file. can any one suggest me the way how i do this. thanks in advance.

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        Wendelius
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        As Rob pointed out, SQL Server Express Edition is not designed for this. However, you could have a look at SQL Server Compact Edition (SSCE) if it suits your needs better. Here's one article to start with: Data Storage Architecture with SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition[^]

        The need to optimize rises from a bad design. My articles[^]

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