Can Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2000 co-exist?  I need to do some
development against SQL Server 2000 but would like to use the new Visual
Studio 2005.  Will I have any complications doing this and if so what do I
need to do to make them work together?

I'm using the RTM version of Visual Studio 2005 for Software Developers.
Trying to open Test View to manage some unit tests developed under the
Release Candidate of Visual Studio 2005 shows the following in the output
window from Tests:

I'm trying to model a catalog application using the Application Designer in
the VS 2005 Beta.  In my diagram, I've got a WindowsApplication, CatWinApp,
and a WebServiceApplication, CatWebServices.  I want to show that CatWinApp
uses two web services, ItemService and VendorService ...

I'm trying to code against the Visio Modeling Engine (installed with VS 2005
Team Suite), and I'm getting the error below.  Any suggestions?  It says to
try importing without class members, but no clues as to how to do that.  A
google search didn't show up much beyond the fact ...

Query about performance testing an ASP.NET intranet based application using
Visual Studio .NET 2003 Application Centre Test.
I want to use an approach to record my action, then modify the generated
script.

VS.net 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects
Added a new solution fromDistributed System template
On the auto generated application diagram, added a ASP.NETWebService
application

According to the help file that comes with EIF:
"When raising events from a Windows service under Windows XP, Windows
Management Instrumentation (WMI) events cannot be raised or received unless
the service is running in a user context that has administrator privileges.

Can anyone show to get a SQL Server stored procedure RETURN VALUE using the
Enterprise Library June 2005 edition?
I tried
    Database db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();