I am using VS 2008 and trying to step into a stored procedure on a SQL Server 2005 database. I bring up Server Explorer, double-click on the procedure. It comes up in the text window. I set a break point in it, right click and select "Step into stored procedure". It comes back with "canceled by user". MSVSCOM.exe is running on the SQL Server host and I can connect to remote processes on SQL Server host. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?
I guess you have two different version of remote monitor running on each of these machines.
"This error commonly shows when mismatching versions of msvsmon.exe (Remote Debugging Monitor) is used.
They have to be of the same version in order to do remote CLR debugging. The locations:
2008 -> C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger\x86\msvsmon.exe, version 9.0.2
2005 -> C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger\x86\msvsmon.exe, version 8.0.5"
This is a nice article on setting up remote debugging that should resolve your issue. Please post back if you cannot resolve it
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bt727f1t.aspx
Finally resolved this issue by running Visual Studio, the Server Explorer connection and the Remote Debugging Service all with the same credentials.
I was able to resolve this issue by setting the "Log on as" account for SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) to the server's Administrator account. For reference, my complete setup is as follows:
Client: Windows XP with VS Studio 2008 (9.0.30729.1), Server: Windows Server 2003 with SQL Server 2005 (9.0.4035)
Both computers in the same workgroup
Administrator account on both machines enabled and set to same password.
MSSQLSERVER and MSVCMON (running as a Service) run in the context of the Administrator account.
Visual Studio 2008 run in the context of my account (member of Administrators group) on the client machine. The same account was created on the server (member of Administrators group) and the password is the same on both.
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I am unable to start the SQL Server service on my computer.
The service was working fine when I had windows 10 with SQL Server 2017 but after upgrading my computer to windows 11, the service is not getting started. I also tried reinstalling the SQL Server 2017.
Later I uninstalled SQL Server 2017 and installed SQL Server 2019 but still, I am not able to start the service and due to this, I am not able to connect my Management Studio with my database.
The error that I am getting in Event Viewer is:
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL15.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL15.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn\sqllang.dll
I have also checked in the "Local System Account" in Log On tab of the SQL Server service.
I have tried reinstalling SQL Server 2017, uninstalling SQL Server 2017 and then installing SQL Server 2019, creating new server with another name, etc. but the neither the service is getting started nor my SSMS is connecting to the database.
Thanks
I installed a new instance of the SQL Server in another drive and now the service has started running.
Note: Only the service for the new instance of the SQL Server (installed in Disk D) is running. The service for the previous instance that was installed in Disk C is not running.
I need to run SSMS for my own practice and create a local database on the machine. But I am unable to connect to the local server
I have Microsoft SQL Server 2014 installed. It comes with SQL Server Management Studio version 12.0.4100.1
I type the server name
(localdb)\v11.0
But I am getting an error
I tried searching for server names by clicking on the 'Browse for more' option in the drop down of SSMS connection window, but could not find any server mentioned there.
I ran SQL Server Configuration Manager and went to SQL Server Services. There are no items available there
I tried running the below command through command prompt
NET START SQLSERVERAGENT
but it gave 'server name invalid' error
Can someone suggest other steps to debug and run the local server
Thanks #Ross Bush and #WEI_DBA
I had installed the setup SQLManagementStudio_x86_ENU.exe. I didn't realize that this setup did not contain the provision to install the db engine. I ran another installer SQLEXPRWT_x64_ENU.exe. And while running this setup, I selected the database engine services checkbox and installed. I am now able to connect to the local server.
Thanks Once againm for your help!
I found somthing strange in my SQL Server 2008. I did a full installation of the sql server, after that I found from sql server configuration manager, all the services are running, but the sql server network configuration is empty, this cause remote pc cannot access the sql server database. Cannot figure out what happens.
Sorry I don't have enough reputation to post picture.
Can anybody advise me? thanks.
Please check this link, which suggest that it seems you have installed a version that doesn't compatible with target OS,
Sql Server Network Configuration Protocols Not Available
or something wrong installation like 32 bit, 64 bit.
Before this ,please check this option too.
Are you able to connect sqlserver by SSMS(Sqlserver management studio)(if you installed).
Please check several things.
Window + Run , type SERVICES.MSC & enter. Now search all service of SqlServer in name column, it is in running mode, if not then run all except SqlServer Integrated Service (if you not using this feature).
Go to Configuration Manager, there is sqlServerExpress.
--go to sqlserver 2008 option , expand there is & enable first 3 only.
I faced a similar issue when I installed a (second) named instance of SQL server (2016). The default instance is also running on SQL server 2016.
2 things to check:
If you have installed 64bit SQL server, the "SQL Network Configuration (32bit)" section will be empty. You will have to check under "SQL Network Configuration" --- (without the 32bit indication)
In mycase, the "SQL Network Configuration" --- (without the 32bit indication) was not showing up as an option. I was able to see only "SQL Network Configuration (32bit)" which was empty and "SQL Network Configuration" was missing.
I did some research and then realised that earlier this server hosted SQL server 2017 instance which was uninstalled after which the 2 X 2016 instances were installed. The server still had the 2017 components like SSMS (sql server management studio) , sscm (sql server configuration manager) etc., I had opened the SQL server configuration manager of 2017 where as my instances are running on SQL server 2016. Later I manually opened SQL server configuration manager (2016) which had "SQL Network Configuration" as expected.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Kishore
There is a weird problem that I am facing. I have Visual Studio 2013 and SQL Server 2012 Management Studio. A few days back I was easily able to connect to the remote database that resides on another PC on the network with SQL Server Management Studio installed through the following procedure:
Goto Server explorer
Connect to the database
Browse the server name. It came as HO-IT-WS-08\SQL2012. Select it.
Browse the database names. Select the relevant database
The test connection used to be successful. However now, doing the same procedure my visual studio crashes once i perform the 4th step and restarts. It is like this. I select the server name browse the databases and the visual studio crashes restarting. I checked all the things but am not able to figure out the issue. Kindly help me!
Did you try entering server name without browsing it?
When you go for browsing, VS queries the network for the Sql Server browser services and "hangs" until it receives response.
Maybe the SqlServer browser has been disabled? Go to SqlServer Configuration Manager, and check for SqlServer Services / Sql Server Browser.
I dont know much about sql server.
I have just re-installed windows 7 on my laptop. After that I installed Visual Studio 2012 Express Edition. I also Installed SQL Server Management Studio 2008 R2.
Now when I try to log in to sql server management studio by using server name as . or (local) or .\SQLEXPRESS or PC-Name\SQLEXPRESS and using Windows Authentication I get the error as below.
Please dont mark this question as negative as I have searched on google for last 4 hours but did not understand the problem.
Update:
There are many reasons that may cautioning the problem:
SQL Server is not running
SQL Server is not properly configured
You try to connect with a worng instance Name
You can try the following:
Go to Mycomputer->Rigt Click->Manage->Application and Services
And from there check that SQL Server Express is running
2.From there also, gCheck the Instance name of your SQL Express and be sure when you log on to Management Studio you Provide the same Instance name
Confirm that the service is installed and running. Under Computer Management, drill-down into Services and Applications -> Services.
There should be a service named "SQL Server (SQLEXPRESS)". Try a restart or start of the service.
If any other instance of SQL Server is installed it will be listed - try connecting to LOCALHOST(whatever the instance is listed as) to verify the installation is functional.
UPDATED following further information from comments:
You may have only installed the client tools (management studio), and have not installed the database service. Ensure you have the correct installer which includes the database services engine.
First check that the SQL Server parameters are set accordingly.
Go to Start -
All Programs — Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 — Configuration tools —
SQL Server Configuration Manager
Under SQL Server Services, make sure that the instance is running :
SQL Server ()
SQL Server Browser
Under SQL Server Network Configuration - Protocols for (), these are enabled:
TCP/IP
Named Pipes
Do the same under SQL Native Client 10.0 under Client Protocols