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SQL Server help

msi1337

msi1337

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The situation exists where I am trying to help a friend who runs an automotive shop. He has two software packages installed on a system from competing vendors. He is telling me that only one package will work at one time due to the following issue:

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One of the applications requires Shared Memory to be Enabled, and the other requires it to be disabled.. how do we get around this?
 
Set up another instance on the SQL Server, and run one on each instance, looks like that's a per-instance setting.
 
Yep. Install another instance using different name.

Just make sure the machine has enough memory to run 2 SQL Server instances.

And the applications need to be configured to connect to the correct one.

The problem is whether those packages support non default instances.

 
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