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But when I try to for example excute a new project, then the problem, both connection comes with error, my question is it is my computer problem or it is because simply sql server 2008 doesn't support.

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I was trying to use SQL Server 2008 as a repository but I couldn't get it to work either. Using SQL Server 2008 as a source & target for data should work though.

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We've just released a new version of SQL Power DQguru which includes an updated JDBC driver for SQL Server that supports SQL Server 2008.

[url]http://download.sqlpower.ca/dqguru/current.html[/url]

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