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Re: SQL Server 2000 and Windows Server 2003
df  wrote:
> When I looked in the Windows services I see another instance of SQL
 Server
> running. There are the following services:
> MSSQL$DELLSRV
> MSSqlSever
>
> I have no clue how this could happen. But the question is how can I
get to
> the old instance???

Depends on the network interface you configured for the two instances.
The default  share memory is exclusive and can't be used by both (and
you may not be able to know who uses it exactly), so I suggest you to
enable named pipe for them, and re-register them in Enterprise Manager
by the named pipe path you set.


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