Here's a good reference for MSDE, which is the SQL engine that Vegas 6 uses for Media Manager. http://www.codeproject.com/database/ConfigureMSDE.asp
As far as I can tell, Vegas uses the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 version of MSDE which is the latest release. However, Microsoft will be releasing the 2005 version called 'SQL Server Express Edition' soon. http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/sql/
If you want to explore the guts of the Media Mgr database, or learn how to backup/restore, edit, and configure the MSSQL db, you can get Microsoft's Enterprise Manager tool for managing MSDE by downloading the SQL Server 2000 Trial at http://www.microsoft.com/sql/evaluation/trial/ The Enterprise Manager tool is included in the package,and will not expire when the SQL Server app expires (180 days). You should probably be careful NOT to install the Trial OVER Vegas' MSDE installation too.
The Media Mgr database's username and password is necessary in order to connect from Enterprise Manager and I could not find that, so I was not able to connect.
I'm no MSSQL expert, and this info is in no way a recommendation. Messing with the database might screw it up and require a Vegas reinstall. Use at your own risk.
As far as I can tell, Vegas uses the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 version of MSDE which is the latest release. However, Microsoft will be releasing the 2005 version called 'SQL Server Express Edition' soon. http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/sql/
If you want to explore the guts of the Media Mgr database, or learn how to backup/restore, edit, and configure the MSSQL db, you can get Microsoft's Enterprise Manager tool for managing MSDE by downloading the SQL Server 2000 Trial at http://www.microsoft.com/sql/evaluation/trial/ The Enterprise Manager tool is included in the package,and will not expire when the SQL Server app expires (180 days). You should probably be careful NOT to install the Trial OVER Vegas' MSDE installation too.
The Media Mgr database's username and password is necessary in order to connect from Enterprise Manager and I could not find that, so I was not able to connect.
I'm no MSSQL expert, and this info is in no way a recommendation. Messing with the database might screw it up and require a Vegas reinstall. Use at your own risk.