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Your design is ambitious. Mainly depends on your budget and how detailed you want to really track the item from shelf --> cart --> checkout --> payment --> exit. Would suggest you can look at the offerings
Your main aim is to get the SQL Server Service running first. Also in SQL 2005 the way you connect to an SQL Instance is PC-NAME\INSTANCE-NAME in the Server field in Management Studio. Could be that you
1. Launch the SQL Server Setup program (setup.exe) from SQL Server installation media. 2. After prerequisites and system verification, the Setup program will display the SQL Server Installation Center
Things to try would be: 1. Run a repair on the MS SQL Mgmt Studio 2. Uninstall the MS SQL Mgmt Studio, next reboot and then reinstall it again 3. Try installing a higher version of the studio. Latest
Don't think there is a native EXIF reader in T-SQL. you will have to search internet for open source projects. Believe the way it would work is before adding to the database you extract the exif data and
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