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Is there any free clients in which I can browse MS SQL Databases...?
Take a look at Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express
Try HeidiSQL http://www.heidisql.com/ - it's open source and does both MSSQL and MySQL. It is very well featured.
(just a note as of Aug 2013 the author is working on MS Azure MSSQL access but it's not working yet)
A lightweight alternative - which also allows browisng of other databases - is SqlDbx. The Personal Edition is free.
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Is there is any site to work Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to practise like Oracle Apex?
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You can use SQL Fiddle. It has sections to enter DDL and DML statements.
Yes.. You can create your schema and execute your queries at www.sqlfiddle.com.
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In a previous work place we worked with a software called SQL Delta which compared 2 sql servers - so we could sync the changes from our development machine and the production machine. I checked and they don't seem to support SQL Server 2012 yet.
Does anyone have any recommendation about another SQL Diff software that works with SQL Server 2012, has a good easy and clear interface?
An advantage is that it will also support SQL Server Azure.
Thanks
Try red-gate, this also support sql server 2012
http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-compare/features
also:
http://www.sqlaccessories.com/SQL_Examiner/
and
dbforge
You can also check xSQL, I had used their free version sometime back and found it to be pretty good.
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is there any plugin/tools for SQL DB monitoring
i would like to know what has been inserted into which table/column when the 3rd party app writes the DB.
SQL Profiler which comes with most editions of SQL Server can be configured to monitor transactions against specific databases and/or logins.
newrelic is pretty useful for such requirements
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Some software allows you to create your own local database, but the database would be lost in the event of your local computer getting damaged.
So my question is: how to create an on-line SQL database which can be easily queried with software such as MS SQL management studio?
You can pay companies to host your database, and they give you a connection string to access it from your application or from a tool like SSMS. Take a look at some examples below...
Azure
Host-IT
RackSpace
Discount ASP
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thanks for your time and sharing.
Please guide me is there some free tool (to use with SQL Server 2005 Express edition) that can generate data base schema by making diagrame and reverse engineering of an existing database ?
Thanks for guiding me.
How about
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express
Download it here