Usually, a limited version of SQL is installed with Outlook Business Contact Manager. It may also be used by another program that has data.
Try removing it. If it causes a problem, you'll be prompted to re-install the program that uses SQL.
SQL=Structured Query Language. SQL Server is used by large companies to hold data on customers, orders, etc. Microsoft Access, Excel, and Outlook Business Contact Manager have the capability to use SQL, in a limited form.
Thank you Abach, I think I figured out what happened. I had downloaded Microsoftt office accounting 2007 and then I uninstalled it. I think I got it from the give away of the day website. When I uninstalled it, it must have uninstalled the SQL library. Now I have to figure how to reinstall the SQL library.
I have the same problem. But now my computer is starting up slower and slower. When I tried to repair the SQL files, it still comes up. Do you have to reinstall XP? I'm not sure I have the disk to do this. I purchased from Dell and have moved several times and can not find the disk that came with it. Any suggestions?
Hi cavgl, I thought the SQL library had something to do with Mircrosoft Office Word and Excell. Where did you go to repair it because I haven't been able to find that out yet.
I thought it was Office also. When I went to control panel, add and remove/ if you click the SQL add or remove/it will ask if you want to repair. I clicked repair and it said to use the disk. So I put the original office disk in and it still ask for the right disk. I just thought it was talking about the XP disk then.
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Posted November 25th, 2007 10:00