How is remote debugging allowed on Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio?
This stackoverflow post
remote debugging in sql server management studio
seems to mention the problem someone has faced by, using SQL Server Management Studio, they had difficulties using a remote database.
That is not the issue I am having.
I am already remoting into a server and using the SQL Server Management Studio there and I get this error:
I want to be able to instruct the IT department there on what they should do to fix this issue.
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I installed SQL Server Management Studio and it asked me to connect to a server. After searching online I found SQL Server Config Manager is required to do that but after both component management and searching for the .msc I'm unable to find it.
SQL Server Management Studio
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I would love to manage and create my databases in SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio and use them in Visual Studio but I can't connect to the same database :
Different Version of SQL used
As you can see, Visual Studio is connected to SQL Server 13.0 and Management Studio is connected to SQL Server 12.0.
Can someone help me to figure this out and make the two programs using the same database.
Thanks in advance for your help
You are connected to different instances of SQL Server. Visual Studio is connected to a LocalDB instance while SQL Server Management Studio is connected to SQL Server Express instance. To resolve this issue you just select local instance at login step of SQL Server Management Studio tool.
I have been Using SQL Server 2008 R2 database for quite sometime. All was working fine till two days back w.r.t connecting the database from SQL Server Management studio. Now if I try to connect, it keeps on connecting and it never shows me connected database in Object Explorer. Same thing happens when I try to connect using Toad for SQL Server.
Image showing connection details
However I am able to connect the same database (which is installed on my local machine) from my peer's SQL Server Management studio and he was able to access that database properly. Also I am able to connect the same database from my web application (which is also installed on my local machine) and also from Eclipse --> Database Development plugin.
I even reinstalled just the SQL Server Management Studio (I haven't uninstalled MSSQLSERVER during this) and tried again, yet it was showing the same result.
Also currently in the client protocols, Shared Memory, TCP/IP and Named Pipes are enabled.
Please let me know if anyone has come across this strange problem and really appreciate your help.
i just installed sql management studio 2014 but the actual server does not appear, like if it is not installed at all. I already looked on services on my computer, and I looked on the SQL configuration manager under SQL server services and there are no elements.
I actually can access the management studio but i cant write anything under the sever name.
Can you tell me what i did wrong? why is there no server?
Thanks
Anyone please give me some ideas what to do next? I have a 2008 SQL Server installed, and try to create a DB on my PC \SQLExpress, however, I come up with the following message:
Cannot write property isfilestream this property is not available on sql server 7.0
Actually I have already enabled this via the properties within Management Studio and via the configuration tool, but the message still pops out...
My computer originally has 2008, but because I cannot access to the local server .\SQLExpress, then I re-downloaded the 2012 SQL Server, and then is able to access to the local server via 2008 SQL management studio. Not sure if this is related to my issue
Thank you so much in advance!