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SQL Server Client on LINUX

Former Member
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Hi,

We are planning for future systems in 3 tier archicteture

1) Database sqlServer will be on Windows

2) Central Instances(CI) will be on Linux

3) Apps Servers on Linux

is it right approach, some say that SQLServer Client cannot be install on Linux, is it true? if so what is the next approach we can go?

Any Help or Input will be appreciated

Thanks,

Chander

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markus_doehr2
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> is it right approach, some say that SQLServer Client

> cannot be install on Linux, is it true? if so what is

> the next approach we can go?

This will not work.

You can use MaxDB on Windows instead - if you want to put your database server on Windows, license costs are less than MS-SQL and server and clients are available for all operating systems. From an administrative point of view maintaining the database is as "easy" as SQL server.

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Markus

Former Member
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Eric

Can you Tell me sqlserver on windows and CI on Linux , will be compatiable?

Chander

former_member204746
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nope, forget about this.

Former Member
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Hello,

If you go to the download area of Marketplace you can see that there is no "kernel" DB dependant elements for SQL Server, only DB2, Informix, Oracle and SAP DB.

Then you cannot have a CI/AS on Linux ( or other UNIX ) connecting to a SQL Server.

Also, you can check <a href="http://service.sap.com/pam">PAM</a> or the notes for released OS( for example note <a href="http://service.sap.com/sap/service/notes/0407328">0407328 SAP Kernel 6.x MS SQL Server: Released operating systems</a> and you can see that SQL Server is only available for Windows systems.

Former Member
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HI Fidel Vales,

Thanks for note, I did assigned points.

Thanks,

Chander

former_member204746
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I never heard of an MS-SQL client on Linux on Unix...

avoid this configuration unless you go with ORacle.

markus_doehr2
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> I never heard of an MS-SQL client on Linux on

> Unix...

>

> avoid this configuration unless you go with ORacle.

...or MaxDB or DB2 - both have DB clients for Windows.

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Markus