>I left at the same time you left florida 4 years ago, came as a contractor for a 1-2 year contract and ended up staying full time, life is full of twists and turns; evil snow here but more fun for a single guy! ;-). So what's the deal with the evil cost of living in Hawaii? ;-)

Yeah it's expensive alright. 14 bucks for a gallon of milk, 7 bucks for tube of toothpaste, etc etc and don't even ask about the rent (which I assume is pretty good right now where you're at). With the drought on the mainland I'm expecting the food to get even MORE expensive. Water & electricity are higher than anywhere in the USA too.

>>Heya! Yeah no VFP jobs in Florida - been over here in Hawaii about 4 years. What the heck you doing in Michigan? I hear that evil snow thing happens there...
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>>>Hey fellow ex-floridian! Long time, no more work in FL?
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>>>>Here is a link to SQL 2012 Express...
>>>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/hh230763.aspx
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>>>>>Thanks for the response Craig, I could consider going to 2012 but would need more info on any issues related to foxpro and SQL Server 2012, do you know of any? I imagine there's an Express Edition for 2012, right?
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>>>>>Thanks.
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>>>>>>My concerns:
>>>>>>- If you're going to migrate, why not go to the current version. SQL Server is currently at 2012
>>>>>>- Small Business Server is being discontinued. It will not be part of the Windows 8 Server SKU when released this fall
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>>>>>>>Hi guys,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>A company I do some work for is migrating their server from Windows 2003 to Windows Small Business Server 2011. My application is a VFP 9 application with a SQL Server 2005 Express backend. I have to migrate my application to the new server and I'm also thinking of going to SQL Server 2008 as well.
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>>>>>>>Seems that it shouldn't be a big deal. What caveats should I be looking for tackling this?
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>>>>>>>Thanks.