I tried enough searching for a tool in Ubuntu to connect to my remote SQL Server but in vain. Can someone please suggest me a tool (cross-platform) which helps me manage DB in remote SQL Server?
Any Java/JDBC based tool should work. Those that come to my mind are:
Squirrel
SQL Developer (from Oracle, not OpenSource but free)
SQL Developer (not from Oracle)
Execute Query
SQL Workbench/J
You can either use the free jTDS JDBC driver, or the one supplied by Microsoft.
In case you are using NetBeans as your IDE, you can use the database explorer there. All you need to do is to add the MS SQL driver that you can download from MS download center.
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I have a database server running Microsoft SQL Server 2012 SP4 where I am trying to run SSIS packages as jobs through the SQL Server Agent that connect to our IBM netezza server, but my SQL Server does not have the requisite provider (IBM Netezza OLEDB) to interface with Netezza. Our DBAs have told me to figure it out myself, which is normally not an issue, but resources online seem to be very thin on this subject; has anyone dealt with this before or know of a resource that would instruct a noob like me how to go about installing the provider?
I don’t know why, but the package containing ODBC,JDBC and OLEDB drivers from IBM can usually only be obtained by raising an IBM support ticket.
Personally I would run an ‘all-but-open-source’ policy On the client software, but I’m not IBM :)
I'm trying to migrate a SQL Server 2012 database backup file, which I wanted to migrate to Oracle 12c. I tried to use SQL Developer tool for migration using this reference:
http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/db/hol08/sqldev_migration/mssqlserver/migrate_microsoft_sqlserver_otn.htm
The problem is in SQL Developer tool, I didn't see any option where I can generate database capture script for SQL Server 2012, because there is no option which is showing up there.
I'm open for other suggestions as well. the SQL Server is installed on my same system, where I've installed Oracle 12c, so even if there is way by which we can directly connect with SQL Server on my local system.
Hello for migration from SQL SERVER to Oracle. There are many articles are available on web. You can google it. For as one reference use this article and try for migration of data.
I am very naive to Microsoft SQL Server and SQL in general so excuse my ignorance.
We have this Microsoft SQL Server where we store our data from monitoring software. I need to run some queries and need to take a look at some data. Is there any way I don't have to remote into SQL Server to run these select queries?
Some sort of portal or light software I can download which connects to SQL Server and lets me do this.
Thanks in advance.
Use the SQL Server Management Studio. It can be downloaded separately.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174173.aspx
All you need is SQL Management Studio. You can download it using this link: SQL Server 2014 Express. Please be sure to check the details to know the packages to select. Make sure to get the management studio checked.
If you need help using the management studio, this can help you: SQL Management Studio Tutorial
Hi I need to connect to a remote SQL Server database and I am not able to connect to it using Sequel pro, I have checked the connection using telnet and it is there. I also don't have windows OS so I cant install SQL Server.
Is there any work around for that? BTW I am using mac os
You can use SQiurreL SQL. It's a free, java-based GUI to many different databases. However, to use with SQL Server, it won't work out of the box. You need to get the JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Server and add the path of the driver that you just downloaded to the definition of the driver in SQuirreL.
I use this to connect from my Mac to 2005 and 2008R2 SQL servers.
I want to create a SQL Server Express database on my local machine and then upload it to a website that will be using the full SQL Server software - can I do this ?
The MS SQL Express databases are completely compatible with full versions of MS SQL Server. So just backup and restore.
You certainly can. You have a few options:
Backup and restore
Script everything manually
Database publishing wizard
Microsoft SQL Server Database Publishing Wizard can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=56E5B1C5-BF17-42E0-A410-371A838E570A&displaylang=en
Yes, they are designed to be compatible. You can either script out of the database or use the Backup/Restore functionality built into SQL Server Management Studio. More details on the latter can be found here.
You can move from SQL Express to the full SQL Server quite easily. There's a couple of ways to go about doing this, but the easiest is to back up the databases in question on SQL Express, install the full version of SQL Server, and restore the databases there. Both programs use the same database backup format. However both instances of SQL Server should be configured with the same collation.
A better approach might be to buy SQL Server Developer edition. It's quite cheap and will install on a desktop O/S such as Windows XP. The main advantage over SQL Server Express is that it has all of the features of Enterprise Edition (CLR sprocs, SSIS etc.) and you can develop with this functionality. YMMV as you may or may not need these features.