I am getting the following error - shown in the screenshot - when I click on "Edit Top 200 Rows" for my database table in SSMS. It's about just in time debugging but what should I do about that?
I have enabled Just In Time Debugging for Native, Script, Managed code in Visual Studio Settings.
Probably a bad running of SSMS or a bad install.
close and run a new instance of SSMS
if this does not solve :
shutdown windows
if this does not solve :
reinstall SSMS
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I am trying to "Edit top 200 rows" in SQL Server Express edition, but it's returning with the blank file as shown here:
Showing blank file with disable tools
I have installed this SQL Server on premise. I can select the data and update the data with query, but I'm not able to use the "Edit top 200 rows" feature.
Am I missing some permissions or its not available due to this SQL Server version which include Azure?
I have re-installed SSMS and restarted machine but it doesn't work. I have checked the permissions which are sysadmin. It should work so I can update data directly in the rows.
SSMS 19.0 resolved my issue. SSMS 18.10 has no support for SQL Server 2022.
Installing SSMS 19 resolved the issue for me too.
Available at this link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms-19?
A point to note, I could not locate the version 19 immediately using type-ahead. But it can be located clicking the start button and scrolling down.
server management studio 19 solves the problem
Did you recently install multiple .NET Framework applications and MS software? If so, you might need to reset your network adapter.
Try running the following command in CMD (Run as Administrator):
netsh winsock reset
i would like to ask if anybody having the similar problems like me.
i have downloaded the newest SQL Server Management Studio 2016 Preview from Microsoft web site, and after i installed it (successfully and i need to restart my notebook said the warning box) then, suddenly nothing happens, there is a folder on the start menu that says SQL Server Management Studio 2016, but the folder is self is empty and i do not see the app, first i thought must be i missed something, so i went back and repair those SSMS (through the Repair Menu), but still it is giving me the same error, does anybody here have the similar problem and a way out of it?, since i need this SSMS 2016 to query to my Azure SQL Database.
Thanks!.
Roland
That happened with me few times when i tried to install it in not the Administrator mode.
So, try to do that in elevated mode, if that will not help, try to download it again or just rollback to the older version (2014), as it works perfectly with the SQL Azure. SSMS 2016 is still in preview, so the unexpected behavior may happen.
So, it turns out that in Windows 10, all the start menu options may not show up. Try visiting C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft SQL Server 2016 RC3 in your File explorer to see if the SSMS shortcut is available there.
When I go to SQL Server Management Studio -> Management -> Maintenance Plans -> Right click on the maintenance plan that I want to execute but the option is greyed out.
I have checked and SQL Server Integration Services is running.
I can execute other maintenance plans.
I have even tried modifying this plan without an issue but Execute stays greyed out.
There is no other instance of the plan running at the moment.
I have also disconnected from the SQL Server and connected back but that didn't help either.
SQL Agent is running.
I had the same problem. Turns out it was an execution window that was buried. It doesn't show as an "open window" when you look at the taskbar at the SSMS icon, so it's deceptive. ALT-TAB your way through the windows and you should find it.
The open windows was:
Just try to restart SQL Management Studio
Restarting SSMS worked for me. I had a hidden dialog stuck in the back ground.
I installed SQL Server configuration manager and management studio version 2005, on windows 7 Ultimate.
I added a game server to the database and everything worked fine till where I started configuring the game's database and I was prompted to restart/stop/start the server, this is where I was baffled by the errors. I know there are several ways you can do this restart, but I cannot seem to get any to work for issues unknown to me.
I have tried running cmd prompt using the commands:
net stop mssql server
also tried manually doing it from management studio, where the option to restart in the pull down menu appears to be unavailable.
It's helpful if I could get rid of this problem before I can move on to extensive table editing as this itself is being a major pain.
From the start menu, run: services.msc
Scroll down to Sql Server (SQLEXPRESS)
Replace "SQLEXPRESS" with your instance name
Right click --> Restart
I had installed SQL Server 2008 R2, the installation was succesful. But I can't open the Management Studio because this error is shown:
Package 'Microsoft SQL Management Studio Package' failed to load.
Any idea? Thanks.
You need to rename or delete the Registry Key for,
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server
Read in detail on :
http://blog.dotsmart.net/2012/01/04/solution-for-package-microsoft-sql-management-studio-package-failed-to-load/
Before re-installing software etc, you might just perform the following simple check.
Right click on the short-cut you use to launch SQL Server Management Studio, then ensure that Start in is set to the same PATH as Target
e.g. if Target is set to
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\SqlWb.exe
then Start in should be set to the same path (minus the filename) i.e.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\
(On a PC which I was given at work, 'Start in' was blank and this gave the same error as reported in the above posts.)
From a first look at the log, your installation appears to be corrupt as Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.dll is failing to load.
Can you please check to see if Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.dll is in the GAC?
If it is, please run the fusion log (you should find this under C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\<sdk version>\bin). Go to settings and turn on "log bind errors to disk" and then try running VS. The log file should tell you where the assembly binding failure.
Had the same issues, started to happen to me out of the blue.
Tried probably everything I could find on the network without success.
I am running Windows 7, and what finally helped was installing Service Pack 1
(I hadn't had it before).
I used the 'Repair' feature of the 'SQL Server Installation Center' to repair <Shared Tools>, rather than an instance. Worked a treat.
I had this problem on a Windows 2008 r2 server. The solution was to right-click on the icon and select 'Run as Administrator'.
I used the 'Repair' feature of the 'SQL Server Installation Center' to repair the instance. It worked like a charm for me.
This error due to managment studio did not detect dot net framework hence uninstall dot net 4 and reinstall it.
I tried that , it's working.
I tried the following, I had same problem for sql server 2008 r2 release
Renamed HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server
Reinstall SQL server
Repairer SQL server
Reinstall management studio for 2008 r2
All above did not help but new fresh and latest management studio installation helped and works fine now.
It's worked for me after delete Local user profile. (Logoff and login as Admin delete user profile and re-login).