SQL Server 2000 & Corporate Edition

[alarsen]

Setting up SQL Server and EA was no problem.  My question is: Do I have to set up a separate database for each project.  It appears you do.  I kept loading in projects with the transfer option until I realized I was overwriting the previous project with each transfer.  At work I've been given access to one database for my development work.  Our DBA assigns and sets up the databases for us.  

[thomaskilian]

In general you are right that each project requires a separate database. You could place different projects inside the same db using different views. However, this is not a very good compromise since you have only one glossary, requirements table a.s.o. Try soothing your dba to allow more than one db - the size will be very small.

[Bruno.Cossi]

Just as a workaround, you can also create multiple schemas within the SQL Server database that you have, and create an EA repository in each of the schemas.

Bruno