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      Hi,

      Tina P wrote:

      SQL server 2005 express edition (120) day trial

      If you installed Express Edition, it's actually not a trial and won't expire after 120 days. It's free to use.

      Tina P wrote:

      its not showing me the database that comes with the SQL server basis install (such as Northwind and Punlishers etc)

      First thing is that os the database runniong. Check your services (SQLExpress...) to make sure it's started. After that, you have to create a connection: - open server explorer - select Data Connections , right click and select Add connection... - in the dialog define the server name for example in format machinename\instancename. You can check the instance name from your Windows services (the instance name is in parenthesis). After that you should have a connection. Then another thing is that there are no sample databases shipped along the server anymore. You can download and instal AdventureWorks (which is a newer sample database) from: http://www.codeplex.com/MSFTDBProdSamples/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=18407[^] Hope this helps, Mika

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