Hi All
When we Build the compiler raises several "Unexpected token was encountered."
On for each Begin/End try/Catch statement
We are also using buildin system datatype in a tabe "sysname" This also dont build with a "Unexpected token was encountered."
Open XML
Does any one know why
The project type is SQL 2005, but it seems like no 2005 features are supported. All Try Catch are also not marked as a known keyword in the editor. and Ope nXML does not work either.
Regards
Christian

Unexpected token was encountered in Stored procedures and tables
Eric Liang
Gianluca -
If you encounter crashing bugs, even with SQL Server 2005, please let us know. For other issues, you should focus on SQL Server 2000 until we have a newer build available with SQL Server 2005 support.
srkumar
Thanks Steven,
we started a pilot project to migrate a couple of small applications from 2000 to 2005 and from .NET 1.1/VS2003 to .NET2.0/VS2005 TFS, so in the next weeks the idea is still to try targeting SQL 2005 but we won't use any 2005 specific functionality.
Hope I'll still be able to make it work with workarounds in the pre/post scripts, anyway if I find something I'll try to repro it targeting SQL 2000 and will eventually report it through connect.
Stephane Tombeur
This is a parser error and is becuase we do not yet completely support all SQL Server 2005 features, including the try catch sql block. At RTM we will have full SQL Server 2005 support, today we only support SQL Server 2005 databases that use no features (SQL etc) which are not in SQL Server 2000
Matt
Tarkan G.
Hi Matt
Thanks for the quick answer.
We just wait for the next drops then. Our current development environment uses SQL 2005 and VS 2005 /Team Foundation Server, so we are looking forward especially to source control integration and unit test.
Christian
Freddy Vanbaelen
Hi Matt,
generally is it worth reporting things about SQL Server 2005 integration or should we just focus on 2000 and wait for RTM (or a later build) to report them
TIA
Bradley
SQL 2005 projects are not yet supported in the CTP3 drop. They'll be supported in future drops.
Thanks,
-Tom
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