There's Office 2007 and there's SQL 2008 (2008>2007), and the irony is this: I'm on SQL 2008 and I needed to import data to a table from an Excel 2007 file, just when I was on the import screen I found that I NEED THE EXCEL 2003 VERSION SO I CAN IMPORT!!!! WHY?????? If SQL 2008 was released after Office 2007 why didn't they include the .xlsx compatibility, Why if even themselves don't include compatibility with their own products why to include the damn 'X' at the end of the file type extension.... I know I can save as Office 2003 file within Office 2007 but WHY?????? If I had SQL 2005 ok I have to, but SQL 2008????? I MEAN M$ SUCKS!!!!! And they even charge tons of money for their ****ty products as if they were perfect!!!!!!!
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There's Office 2007 and there's SQL 2008 (2008>2007), and the irony is this: I'm on SQL 2008 and I needed to import data to a table from an Excel 2007 file, just when I was on the import screen I found that I NEED THE EXCEL 2003 VERSION SO I CAN IMPORT!!!! WHY?????? If SQL 2008 was released after Office 2007 why didn't they include the .xlsx compatibility, Why if even themselves don't include compatibility with their own products why to include the damn 'X' at the end of the file type extension.... I know I can save as Office 2003 file within Office 2007 but WHY?????? If I had SQL 2005 ok I have to, but SQL 2008????? I MEAN M$ SUCKS!!!!! And they even charge tons of money for their ****ty products as if they were perfect!!!!!!!
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