About bloody time :)
"Ladies and Gentlemen:
The third Service Pack for SQL Server 2000 is in Beta, live on www.betaplace.com and ready to be downloaded!
Downloading the Bits
You can download the bits from http://www.betaplace.com. The BetaPlace web site requires that you log in, using the Beta ID and Password provided to you at the top of this email. Once you log in, you’ll be required to complete a short survey before you will be granted access to download the bits.
Before You Install SP3!!
Make sure you read through the Beta Testing Cookbook and the readme! There are several significant installation notes you’ll need to be aware of! This document was updated last week.
Watson
During setup you’ll be asked whether or not “Watson” should be turned on, and setup gives you more details as to what Watson does. I’d like to encourage everyone to allow Watson to be turned on. Watson will allow us to electronically collect information on any crashes you might experience. It’s the best possible way for us to track down and eliminate any bugs that might be in the service pack!"
Sounds good - read more for the rest.
View: Microsoft.com
"Ladies and Gentlemen:
The third Service Pack for SQL Server 2000 is in Beta, live on www.betaplace.com and ready to be downloaded!
Downloading the Bits
You can download the bits from http://www.betaplace.com. The BetaPlace web site requires that you log in, using the Beta ID and Password provided to you at the top of this email. Once you log in, you’ll be required to complete a short survey before you will be granted access to download the bits.
Before You Install SP3!!
Make sure you read through the Beta Testing Cookbook and the readme! There are several significant installation notes you’ll need to be aware of! This document was updated last week.
Watson
During setup you’ll be asked whether or not “Watson” should be turned on, and setup gives you more details as to what Watson does. I’d like to encourage everyone to allow Watson to be turned on. Watson will allow us to electronically collect information on any crashes you might experience. It’s the best possible way for us to track down and eliminate any bugs that might be in the service pack!"
Sounds good - read more for the rest.
View: Microsoft.com
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