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Plesk 7.5.6 & MS SQL Express

does it matter when MS SQL Express gets installed......before or after Plesk is upgraded to 7.5.6 ?

-Brian
 
On my server Plesk wanted SQL Server Express to have called itself "localhost" as the instance name. I solved ot by adding an instance alias - you can do it through the SQL Server Express manager.
 
Originally posted by bmd2k1
does it matter when MS SQL Express gets installed......before or after Plesk is upgraded to 7.5.6 ?

-Brian

my experience is
1. upgrade to 7.5.6
2. install SQL Express
the plesk will recognise SQL Express as SQL 9.0xxxx
 
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