Cannot Open Table In SQL Server Enterprise Manager
Nov 6, 2000
When do right click on the table in SQL EM and select Open Table | Return all rows, get Error:
An unexpected error happened during this operation. [Query]- Query Designer encountered a query error: unspecified error.
It's happening on all tables, all databases, all protocols, all servers, on 2(!) of 3 installations of SQL EM. I can successfully run Select in Query Analyser against the same servers/dababases.
Today is the first day it started. I cannot recall anything particular I've done on Friday that can cause this.
I recently installed SQL 2000, runing on a Win2000 Server. If I try to use Enterprise Manager to open a table using the return rows command, I get the following error
"An unpected error happened during this operation"
After having installed my software at customer's I found out that it's impossible to open tables from Enteprise Manager (Query Designer error). I'm not sure it's because of my soft, but my clients are quite annoyed. I have had this situation on my own server , and the only thing I could do was to reinstall the server. Any other ideas? And what is the origin for this error?
Hi,I've got a machine with about 750 databases on it, and growing.Enterprise Manager is very slow coming up on this machine and I waswondering what I could do about it. What's it doing, connecting toevery database?
For some reason whenever I look at the SQL statement of a particular table, the table name displays twice.For example,SELECT * FROM State StateEven when I execute this statement, it still returns the correct results. It does this for all tables in this particular database. I also check another database and thoses display the table names in the SQL statements correctly. Does anyone know why the table name would display twice in a table inside of a particular database?
IF someone can assist me. Everytime I load up enterprise manager the service manager turns off. And the enterprise manager can't connect to the local database. But everytime i turn it back on and try to connect again it shuts it off and around and around we go. Help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I have a column defined as smalldatetime. Default length (4), and "allow NULLS" is checked.In the Enterprise Manager UI, when i enter data into that table row, if i just tab past that column, all is well, and the value is represented in the UI as <NULL>.The problem comes once i ever enter a date into that column. Say i have entered a date (all is well), and now i want to remove that entry and go back to NULL (after the date value has been committed, different entry session, say).How is that done?It seems to me, once a date has ever been entered into that column, now, if i try to remove it, i get the error "The value you entered is not consistant with the data type or length of the column, or over grid buffer limit". I have tried deleting the value, entering spaces, entering the string NULL or the string <NULL>; maybe some other tries as well, but none works, i always get that error message and am not allowed to proceed past that cell until i restore a date value to it. I want to get back to <NULL>.Anybody know?Thank you.Tom
How do I export an sql table from a server db using SQL Enterprise Manager? I have tried using Microsoft Web Data Administrator but it can't connect to the db. The db that is live has all the data, but I don't have a copy locally (I accidently deleted it)...which is why i need to export it to an sql file. Can someone please help me as I have exhausted my own knowledge. Cheers
I can't work out how to easily copy a table through sql enterprise manager including all data structure and the data ... I tried exporting one table then importing it into another but it wont transfer any of the actual data. I don't feel like retyping all 6000 records and I need somehow duplicate this table ... any ideas ???????
I have just installed SQL Server 7 on a server. Everything was installed fine without any errors. The only problem occurs when I use Enterprise Manager, I right click on a table in the Northwinds database to open table and return all rows. The form pops up and no rows appear. Nothing in the table form works. I can view the records from Query Analyzer, and can also view them through Enterprise Manager when using a workstation client. This problem only occurs at the server. Any thoughts.
HI When you right click open table to return all rows, click on the "Show/Hide Grid pane" icon . When you click on any row the first column called "Column" a dropdown shows all the filed names of that particular table. This feature used to work fine untill recently wherein when I click on the column, I don't get to see all the filed names but now it just shows TableName.* i.e. all columns. This is the case when I try to create a view in enterprise manager also. When you add a table to create a view, I cannot see all the filed names . I'm not sure what to do , to get the field names to appear? Is it some kind of setting in enterprise manager. All the info would be appreciated. Ta N
Greetings: We have a database with approximately 15-20 tables. Last week, using Enterprise Manager, we were able to open any of these tables and return all rows. Yesterday, when we tried to do this, we got the following message:
An Unexpected Error happened during this operation. [Query] - Query Designer encountered a Query Error: Unspecified Error
Can anyone tell me what might be causing this and how to fix it? Barring that, can anyone suggest some general steps I might take to possibly eliminate this problem without knowing the cause? Last, can you point me to a good resource for investigating problems of this kind, such as a knowledge base (other than Microsoft's TechNet)?
I have a new installation of SQL Server 2000 Dev Edition on a Win2K3 Standard Edition Server that I used for development. I just set this machine up in th last week and installed all Win2K3 patches and then installed SQL2K and SP3a. I have a single named instance. I just noticed today that I cannot view table data or use the Query part of EM. When I right click a table and select Open Table->Return All Rows it gives me an error dialog "An unexpected error happened during this operation". While the EM is diplaying this dialog the EM screen looks like Internet Explorer and says "Action Canceled - You might not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials you supplied." I believe that this is a EM issue as I cannot view table content on other remote server. ANy ideas? Might this be an IE security patch disallowing some connectivity ?--Frank--Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com
Hi Sqlserver experts,I use the SQL Server enterprise manager of MSSQL 2000 regularly.I'm often annoyed by the automatic blanking of the table views.If this happens then mostly with the hint :"The Results pane have been cleared to conserve server resources.To re-establish the result set, run query again."Is there any possibility to switch that blanking off ?Best regards,Daniel Wetzler
Does anyone know how to recreate the SQL Server Enterprise Manager.MSC file? It seems to have disappeared from the server. How can I open Enterprise Manager without it? I'm using NT4.0 and SQL Server 7.
I've managed somehow to corrupt the Enterprise Manager.MSC file (it has ocurred several times), so it's impossible to open a table. What can I do about it except re-installing the server? What can be done to protect this file?
I'm a newbie to Enterprise Manager so I appreciate any help.
Here's my question:
I have a SQL Server 7.0 account hosted by a webhosting company on a shared server. When I create a server registration and attempt to connect remotely to this database using Enterprise Manager, I get the following error:
Server user "john_sa' is not a valid user in database 'test123497'
The problem is that test123497 is NOT the database that they are hosting for me. I rechecked my Client Network Utility alias to make sure I'm connecting to the correct IP address and I double checked my username and password.
The server hosting this account is attempting to connect me to the wrong database. Sometimes I get through ok and other times I get the above error.
Is this because the hosting company has too many accounts on this server? Is the server running out of resources? Is there anything I can do remotely to control this?
I have a AS400 that I retrieved data from and imported into SQL 2000 Server. However, the data will only insert 1 time. I would like to query the AS400 every minutes to update my table on SQL server. If the data is already in my table it does not get updated. How can I get updated/changed data every 15 minutes?
Why does the SQL Server Enterprise Manager seem to block other processes? I am working with SQL2000 developers version with SP4. When I set up a Data transformation service, it is not actioned until I close/open the Server Enterprise Manager. Otherwise it sits there as Process id 51 Master - runnable (this is the SEM) and Process id 52 - DTS sleeping.
I'm a newbie trying to find the SQL Server Enterprise Manager so I cancreate a database. I have installed SQL Server 2005 Express and SQL ServerManagement Studio Express. On the SQL Server menu I see (1) ConfigurationTools and (2) SQL Server Management Studio Express. The SQL ServerManagement Studio Express menu has 3 items on it. Where do I find theEnterprise Manager?Robert
I am trying desparately to build a user defined function on the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 viewer and when it is performed I get the following message:
[Microsoft][ODB SQL Server Driver][SQL Server] Maximum stored procedure, function, trigger, or view nesting level exceeded
Is there any problem using sql MAX() built in function? How can I resolve this issue?
The UDF code is: CREATE FUNCTION TestFunc (@Syn int) RETURNS int AS BEGIN IF @Syn IS NULL RETURN 1 DECLARE @NewPersonID INT SELECT @NewPersonID = MAX(PersonID) FROM GO_Test WHERE SynagogueID = @Syn RETURN ISNULL(@NewPersonID + 1, 1) END
I call the function from the 'Formula' propery of a computed field of a table like this: ([dbo].[TestFunc]([SynagogueID]))
Hi, I am new to Sql Server 2005. I have worked previously in Sql Server 2000. I want to know if Enterprise Manager exists in Sql Server 2005. If yes, then where? Regards,ap.
I was wondering if I could download the Enterprise Manager for SQL Server. I am aware of some 3rd party tools but I want to use what comes w/ SQL Server.
Hello,I'm having the following dilemma: I'm trying to connect to a database on a SQL Server, somewhere else in the country. - With Server Explorer in VS.Net it is no problem at all. New dataconnection: i fill in the ip-adress, user and pass, and the database-name i want to connect to, and voila, it's done. I can add, edit, delete everything.- With enterprise manager: With enterprise manager i can make a connection with the server, but after that the database isn't visible. And as far as i know i can't connect to a certain database. Another option i tried is to create a linked server on my local server: that does work, only now i can't add/edit/delete..I really want to work with enterprise manager, but is there any way to connect to one db only, and still be able to add/edit/delete ?? I can't find the solution..Please help..Much regards..J.JansmaThe netherlands
Can anyone tell me how Enterprise Manager connects to SQL Server? Does the Client Network Utility affect it? I can ping the servers with SQL on them, but I get timeouts and 'Connection Broken' in EM. Query Analyzer works sometimes and sometimes doesn't.
Unable to view the server logs via EM. sp_cycle_errorlog tried, no help. The physical errorlog file is in c:mssql7log. A server reboot doesn't help either.
