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What "runtime-files" are needed for running a SQL Server 7 db...

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I got a software that currently connects to a few Access97 dbs for getting and writing certain data etc.<br>I am in the development of migrating these databases to SQL Server 7 format.<br><br>My questions is,<br>What &quot;runtime-files&quot; do I need to install on the clients computers, cause installing the whole SQL Server package is out of question. I think there must be a way to connect to this SQL Server 7 db through our software without having SQL Server installedare on every computer that runs our software. I've read something about the MSDE thingy...Maybe that's a way to do it.<br><br>I appreciate any help you can give me.<br>//Jonas J (db developer)
 
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