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g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

 

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

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g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

_{Community Wiki answer to document the solution on Stack Overflow found by Dave}

g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

_{Community Wiki answer to document the solution on Stack Overflow found by Dave}

g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

_{Community Wiki answer to document the solution on Stack Overflow found by Dave}

g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

_{Community Wiki answer to document the solution on Stack Overflow found by Dave}

g2server wrote in answer to the question 64 bit Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools on Stack Overflow:

As the others have said, there is only a 32 bit version.

The important thing is, if you’re running an x64-based SQL instance (64-bit), make sure to select “New Instance” on the Installation Type page, and NOT “Add features to an existing instance”. Not doing so will cause it to error out.

_{Community Wiki answer to document the solution on Stack Overflow found by Dave}