>>>>Did you install 64 version or 32 version of SQL Server?
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>>>64bit
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>>Too bad.
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>>You may be out of luck with it - you may need to import your tables into CSV first then.
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>>Check in the meantime Message ID: 1380476
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>>and my recent blog
>>http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/DataMgmt/DataDesign/think-carefully-which-sql-server-you-wan
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>should I get the 32 bit version?
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>I am just exploring
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>Peter

It depends on what exactly do you want? If you want to get data using SQL Server as a starting point (get VFP data), then yes.

If you want to push your data from VFP to SQL Server and will not need to import your data from SQL Server, then you can keep SQL Server 64 bit.

Say, I have SQL Server 64 bit installed and I send data from VFP back and forth without a problem. I do not need, luckily, to import VFP data from SQL Server without having VFP installed.