I have a windows 7 run SQL server (I don't know what is kind of SQL) of my colleague.
My colleague is stopped work.
I don't know password windows, password sql,and sql file,...
I tried crack pass windows using hirent boot but failed, and I can't load partition to remove syskey password.
His machine is sql server.
I can't connection to his machine.
I have a question:
How to get database on his machine without login windows?
Thank all
If the service of SQL server stopped, you can copy database file and copy in other location, and can attach this file to another SQL server database engine. also you can know version of your SQL server by using SQL Server connection management, and also SQL server query (select ##Version ) if you can execute query.
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Scenario: ISS 8.5 is on our work machines, our Microsoft SQL Server is currently down for an indeterminate amount of time, and we don't have a back-up. We can continue to develop code on localhost. Because SQL Server is down, we can't execute any data transactions. Are there any reliable resources online to, at least, test if the developed SQL syntax is correct?
Edit: I will go ahead and eat my words. I had presumed that we were not allowed to install SQL Server Express locally. That was a bad guess. After I had sent our boss the suggestion from marc_s, he gave us the go-ahead. Now we have a back-up plan. For the record, the SQL Server is now online.
You must have access to another SQL server in order to test code against a SQL server. Your only options are to install SQL server on local machines, install SQL server on a local networked computer, or use a SQL server installed at a third party host.
I've linked to a table in an sql server 2012 database using an odbc connection. This was straightforward and worked fine using my log in. When I attempted to open the linked table on another users computer I got an error saying I could not connect. I tried to set up the connection on their PC but couldn't see the database on the server. I logged on to sql server and gave that user a log on to the sql and access to the database using windows log in.
I still could not gain access to the database through access. Any idea what I'm doing wrong.
One Idea, you shall create all linked tables with a privileged user account of the SQL Server.
For example, if you enabled Trusted_Connection in the SQL Server, you can use the administrator's account of Windows, for example, johndoe2 for connection. If your SQL Server is installed on the LAN host masterserver, a linked table can be created as this:
ODBC;DRIVER=SQL Server;SERVER=masterserver\SQLEXPRESS;Database=[MyDatabase];UID=johndoe2;Trusted_Connection=Yes;TABLE=dbo.[MyTable]
In our case we can access MyTable throuhg Access 2007 on the host biomas that is on the same LAN as the masterserver.
I installed informatica PC8.6 on Windows XP and SQL Server 2008 R2 on another machine. How can I access this database from informatica pc.8.6. and is it possible to access?
Yes, it's possible to access SQL server from Informatica. Just using the same sql user ( not windows user ) to log in to SQL server. Make sure that you can connect to sql server from remote machine in your case
You can access any database from any server if you have the driver installed on the the client.
If the client os supports the database, you can get the client installed there. If not, you can always get the cess channel through ODBC.
I'm creating a VB2010 application which will require a connection to MSSQL. Should I Install SQL 2008 on my computer then use MS SQL 2008 as my data source or skip installing SQL 2008 and use MDF instead?
Also the program must have the following requirement
Program must use SQL as their database source
End user must not install SQL server on their machine
Program must be able to update (sync) the local SQL database from SQL server on the web. (User will have option to delete everything on their local database and load everything fresh from the server or to merge the update with existing data)
Programs will (most of the time) run in an offline environment. When the user have access to internet they can update the database
The program must allow user to add,edit, delete their local database while offline
Only certain user (authorized user) can update their local database back to the serverC
Is it possible to created a program that meets all the above requirement ?
If yes, can you please clarify on how can I accomplish all points
Thank you very much
use MDF instead?
An MDF file is Sql Server.
End user must not install SQL server on their machine
and
Program must be able to update (sync) the local SQL database from SQL server on the web.
In that case, I recommend Sql Server Compact Edition. It is upgrade compatible to full Sql Server, which will make sync operations easier, but it does not require you to install the full Sql Server engine to the local system.
I've just started work on a new computer in which I had to download all the software fresh.
I've just download a copy of SQL Server 2008 R2, and I'm trying to connect to SQL Server Management Studio without success. I vaguely remember last time I installed this, it asked me to choose between windows, or sql server authentication, however this didn't happen for this installation.
If I try to login via Windows Authentication (where the username and password fields are greyed out, localhost as server name) it gives the following error:
"A Network-related or instance
specific error occured while
establishing a connection to SQL
Server. The server was not found or
was not accessible. Verify that the
instance name is correct and that SQL
Server is configured to allow remote
connections. (provider: Named Pipes
Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a
connection to SQL Server) (Microsoft
SQL Server, Error: 2)"
I have checked everything in SQL Server Configuration Manager, and everything bar VIA is enabled.
If I try SQL Server Authentication, It asks me for a username and password which I definiately have not set yet. Also, under SQL Server Services in configuration manager, there is nothing there.
Any help would be appreciated :)
Thanks
PS: I don't know if it's worth mentioning but I am running Windows 7 as a virtual machine on a Mac.
Are you sure you have the correct instance name? If it was SQL Server 2008 R2 Express Edition then the default instance name is .\SQLEXPRESS.
Also if your using sql authentication to connect try running sql management studio as admin, if you are a limited user your identity might not be mapped to an account in sql server yet but i believe the Administrators user group is.
You need to check if your services are running.
Please type
net start mssqlserver
in your command prompt. Then try to login.
Ended up reinstalling completely and doing a fresh install from a fresh download. When I did this I was brought through the steps of selecting the default instance, and selecting authentication modes.
Working fine now :)
After checking tons of sites looking for an answer to this question, I think I have a simple solution.
Open the sql Server Configuration
Click on the sql server services node
Right Click on Sql server
Click Start.
I have been screwing around with this forever, and this simple method actually worked.