I tried to install sql server 2005.After the installation i want to open sql server 2005.So i just click stat -> All Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 but only sub menu(Configuration Tools) is there which is highlighted in below figure.So I can't open the sql server 2005.
the above screen sort is taken from another system.
the above screen sort is taken from my ssytem.
select Sql Server Management Studio from the menu it is last there in the menu in first selection
Take a look at this link.It will help you well.
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I have tried creating a sequence for my table in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 18. I have a syntax error for some reason (although I have checked multiple times the syntax), but I cannot even find the sequences folder for my database. I have also tried not writing the schema name, but the same error appears. What might be the problem? Where do I go wrong?
Here is a screenshot of the problem
First note that SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio) is just a client application that talks to a connected SQL Server instance in the background. So SSMS only passes your SQL statements to the connected SQL Server and shows you the results that SQL Server returns. Nothing more.
What is the version of the SQL Server instance to which your SSMS is connected? (You can check it quickly by executing the SQL statement PRINT ##VERSION.)
You should be aware that the CREATE SEQUENCE statement is only supported by SQL Server 2012 and higher.
SQL Server Profiler is not available in Sql Server Management Studio tools for a few users.
They can run Profiler as a seperate application but can't find this app in SSMS. Do you know what can be a reason?
Considering that profile is deprecated, and has been for quite some time, wouldn't they be better off using Extended Events anyway?
Otherwise, I suspect they have (in error) removed it. You can readd the link in the Customize menu.
Right click the toolbar and select Customize:
Select the Commands Pane, and then change the Menu bar drop down to Tools. Then find the point you want to add the Command (by default above Database Engine Tuning Advisor) and then select "Add Command" and add SQL Server Profiler:
Has anyone had any luck getting intellisense in SSMS 2008 to work when connecting to a SQL Server 2012 (SP1) instance?
For me, it appears that this is not working.
Whilst I would consider upgrading to SSMS 2008 R2 (if intellisense works there against a 2012 instance), unfortunately I can't upgrade to SSMS 2012 at the moment.
I'm using SSMS 2008R2, and when I connect to my 2012 instance, I have intellisense working (as SSMS 2008R2 replaces SSMS 2008, I can't test the other way!)
In options -> Text editor -> All languages -> "Auto list members" is ticked.
Screenshot showing intellisense working (you can see in the object explorer this is a 2012 instance) :
Help -> About on SSMS:
Perhaps this MSDN page might help you solve this problem.
I have some stuff in my remote SQL Server 2008 DB. I want to put it inside my SDF database (the WebMatrix one). But I can't just copy the rows from Navicat (while viewing table for SQL Server 08) into the SDF database because some rows don't let you manually insert stuff.
So I need a way to "Migrate" from Windows SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server CE (.sdf).
I think I have the right tools to accomplish this, but would appreciate it if someone can point me in the right direction.
I have:
Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate RC
Web Matrix
Navicat Premium
Well, after hours of searching, I've managed to solve this issue.
How to Migrate/Downsize a SQL Server database to SQL Server Compact 4.0 (and 3.5) has an extremely straightforward approach to doing this.
Like myself, you may need to download the following tools (and place them in the same directory as your CMD.exe file:
SQL Compact Command Line Tool
SQL Compact data and schema script utility
I have created a database in SQL Server 2008, My database have more then 100 tables, but when i am trying to restore the database in SQL Server 2005, then its not allowing me to restore.
Does any one have idea how to do that, I tried the same using generate script but it doesnot work for me.
Thanks in advance.
Kamal Kant Pansari
Use the scripting wizard in SQL Server 2008 to script data as well as schemas into SQL Server 2005 compatibility mode.
Run "Generate SQL Server Scripts" wizard in SQL Server Management Studio (once Object Explorer is connected to the appropriate instance) by right clicking on database and selecting "Tasks –> Generate Scripts."
Click "Script all objects in selected database" & then click "Next."
Change script options: Specifically, set "Script for Server Version" to "SQL Server 2005" and set "Script Data" to "True". (SQL Server 2000 is also supported.) If you are putting the database on a new instance for the first time, make sure the "Script Database Create" option is set to "True." Click "Next" when you are happy with options.
Finish the wizard.
The conversation in this thread may be of interest: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic584539-357-1.aspx