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I am unable to connect to a server in Microsoft SQL Server 2014. As you can see in the image below there doesn't seem to be any Server services. Any idea what I could be missing to make this work? Also in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio I tried different types of Server names, like COMPUTER_NAME\SQLEXPRESS and still does not work.
I think you have not completed the installation of sqlserver , if full installation is complete you can find sql server in (win+R)and search ssms after that you can open through it.
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I have started learning about SQL in my university course and finding SQL as a new developer was confusing. A because there was no user interface and B because so many other tools were installed as well. What is the reason behind having no user interface for SQL but the set of tools? Is it not easier to combine them together (tell me if I have missed any details).
As a developer you can use SQL Server Management Studio(SSMS) as a user interface
or SQL Server data Tools (SSDT)
It is true you need to download them and install separately
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Are there any differences between the built-in database in visual studio and an external database like sql server or oracle? Which one is more used and reliable?
See here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jerrynixon/archive/2012/02/26/sql-express-v-localdb-v-sql-compact-edition.aspx
LocalDB is created specifically for developers. It is very easy to
install and requires no management, yet it offers the same T-SQL
language, programming surface and client-side providers as the regular
SQL Server Express. In effect the developers that target SQL Server no
longer have to install and manage a full instance of SQL Server
Express on their laptops and other development machines.
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There are a few options for Azure SQL Server
Vanilla Azure SQL Server (SaaS)
Azure SQL Server using VM image (IaaS)
Azure SQL Server Alwayson
I'm trying to understand what option replaces the best an on-premises SQL server accessed by multiple servers, that will become multiple "callers" in Azure.
Well that really depends on what your requirements are. An Azure VM with SQL would be the closet to replacing a physical SQL server and you can setup clusters and failover and all that. You really should read more into them at http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/services/sql-database/
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Provide sql server 2005 BIDS software to install in my pc. Is there any free download for this software?
If you're looking for SQL Server, visit the SQL Server Download page. Find the SKU that's right for you!
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I just installed sql server 2008 developer edition on my windows vista machine. The installation was successful. Reporting service is working fine. But I am not getting any option to connect to "Analysis Services" in sql management studio.
The only options i get for "Server Type" while connecting are -
1. Database Engine
2. Sql Server Compact
Pls. suggest. Thanks.
Answer provided at below url:
https://serverfault.com/questions/152904/unable-to-connect-to-sql-server-analysis-services-on-windows-vista