When I run the parse command in SSMS, it merely does a syntax check. When I run through the export data wizard by right clicking on a table, it allows a query as the data source. When I click on the parse button in the window that accepts that query, it resolves object names and notifies me of invalid ones. I'd really like the same thing to happen when I parse in SSMS...
View 5 Repliestrying to run ssms.msi failed with code 29506....then i am trying to use command line but i do not know how to do this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI thought I saw this done once before. So today I hunted around inBooks OnLine and did a Google search. So far I have found nothingclose. So if you know how to do it, please tell me or if cannot bedone, I'd appreciate know that too.Thanks in advance,IanO
View 2 Replies View RelatedExecuting Parse in Sql Server 2005 Management Studio I get the following error:
.Net SqlClient Data Provider: Msg 0, Level 11, State 0, Line 0
A severe error occurred on the current command. The results, if any, should be discarded.
Reading SP1 fixes, I found a similar problem but despite I installed latest hotfix (sql version is now 9.0.2153) I can't able to execute Parse to check T-SQL statements...
Thanks,
Giulio
Is there a roadmap for allowing SSMS to connect to a PDW (MS SQL2012 Parallel Data Warehouse) with full functionality? Current support leaves much to be desired without installing third party tools.
View 3 Replies View RelatedOk I am faced with working with XML on a regular basis, which is fine.
DECLARE @ViewSN INT
IF NOT EXISTS (select null from tblviews where viewcode = 'loadAtTerm') --<workflowEventType>loadAtTerminal</workflowEventType>
insert into tblviews (ViewName,Description,OutBoundForm,StoredProcSN,TriggersReply,ViewCode,DispXactLayer,DispXactViewType,DispXfcTag,Comments)
select 'QC:WF-LoadAtTerminal','This View Corresponds to the XML for loadAtTerminal in Omnitracs Workflow','0',NULL,'0', 'loadAtTerm','MCOM','MCOM',NULL,NULL
[code]...
What would be really useful is to be able to present any xml file and automatically parse the NODE names into a memory variable table and then the fields of each node in another.
I have new Dell XPS13 Laptop with Windows 10 Pro, which I plan to use for development. Installed vs2013 and SQL Server 2012. When running SSMS and invoking any of the tools, e.g. create new database, copy database etc. The controls in the dialog boxes are scrambled, i.e. overlaying each other or partially out of the viewport, making SQL Server totally unusable. Uninstalled SQL 2012 and installed SQL2016CTP3 and got the same result.
The display is Intel HD Graphics 5500 using a recommended 3200 x 1800 resolution. It appears that SSMS visuals do not scale correctly. Changing the resolution offers no support and in fact lower resolutions do odd things like leave snail trails and do rapid flashing screen repaints.
I am debugging a DB maintance script which creates a table of index maintainance commands which are created separately for each index according to the level of fragmentation and other factors.
For the debugging process, I'm looking for a way to parse each command in the table without actually running them to locate any syntax errors. In other words, as if you clicked the blue check on each one.
Does such a function exist in SQL 2008 (the version I'm doing this on) or other versions?
I am in the process of moving a SQL2000 database to a SQL2005 database.
Porting from: SQL200, Windows Server 2000(SP4) (32 bit dual processor)
to:SQL2005, Windows Server 2003(SP1) (x64 bit dual processor)
After porting the database from SQL2000 to SQL2005 (no changes) running the same update statement from Management Studio on the 2003 Server and and Query analiser on the 2000 Server.
SQL2000 completes the command in 2 minutes SQL2005 is still running after 60 minutes.
SQL2000 is the live/production system with users connected, the SQL2005 is in a test environment with no other processors running.
When the problem first showed up the SQL2005 activity monitor displayed CXPACKET wait type on 2 processes with the same pid number. I now no longer have any wait type being displayed but my wait time is increasing rapidly. No block is reported.
I assume that I have an CXPACKET lock problem.
Am I correct that I have a CXPACKET problem and if so what is the resolution?
The update statement is as follows...
update BI_LENDING_TRANSACTIONS
set [Balance Movement Month] = M.[Balance Movement Month]
from BI_LENDING_TRANSACTIONS as T,
BI_BALANCE_MOVEMENT_DATES as M,
BI_COMPANIES as C
where (T.[Transaction Date] >=
(SELECT DATEADD(d, - 70, minDate) from (select min([Transaction Date]) minDate
from p_BI_LENDING_TRANSACTIONS) t1)
OR
T.[Transaction Date] >= C.[MostRecentSnapShotDate] or
T.[Value Date] = T.[Balance Movement Month] ) and
T.[Value Date] <= C.[MostRecentSnapShotDate] and
T.[Value Date] >= T.[Transaction Date] and
T.[Company_Code] = M.[Company_Code] and
T.[Value Date] > M.[SnapShotFromDate] and
T.[Value Date] <= M.[SnapShotToDate] and
C.[Company_Code] = M.[Company_Code]
I am getting an intermittent problem with executing queries on my workstation. Whenever I execute a couple of store procedures that return a large numbers of rows (200,000 to 500,000 rows) I receive an intermittent error message when running the same sp with the same parameters sometimes the procedure runs fine and returns the result, sometimes I get an error message
Error message is: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
Sometimes
Error message is: Internal connection fatal error.
Sometimes I get a datetime overflow
I also occasionally get these intermittent messages when I execute the native query that the SP wraps.
I have SSMS 2015 SP1 installed on my workstation, the servers are a range of server from 2008 R2 SP2 to 2014 SP1. It feels like a client problem as there are applications connecting to these servers and running the stored procedures without issue...
I have many tables, and I just want to print the relationships between them. The ones without foreign keys to primary key relations are irrelevant. I made a diagram of all tables in sql server management studio, and it shows the key relations, but its a very large diagram horizontally and vertically. Is there a way to print the whole thing so that it doesn't take endless pages that I don't know how to piece together?
View 3 Replies View RelatedHi All,
i am using a OLE DB Source in my dataflow component and want to select rows from the source based on the Name I enter during execution time. I have created two variables,
enterName - String packageLevel (will store the name I enter)
myVar - String packageLevel. (to store the query)
I am assigning this query to the myVar variable, "Select * from db.Users where (UsrName = " + @[User::enterName] + " )"
Now in the OLE Db source, I have selected as Sql Command from Variable, and I am getting the variable, enterName,. I select that and when I click on OK am getting this error.
Error at Data Flow Task [OLE DB Source [1]]: An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E0C.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E0C Description: "Command text was not set for the command object.".
Can Someone guide me whr am going wrong?
myVar variable, i have set the ExecuteAsExpression Property to true too.
Please let me know where am going wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Would it be possible to get a multi-database functionality on the same instance option available in SSMS anytime soon?
View 6 Replies View Relatedis there a way to change SSMS 2012 default query save location?
Scenario:
1. Open SSMS
2. Create new query
3. Click Save
I see "DocumentsSQL Server Management Studio" folder, but I want to change it to be "d:". How do I do this?
I tried:
1. [URL]- in folder "DocumentsSQL Server Management StudioSettingsSQL Server Management Studio" there is a file NewSettings.vssettings, setting it to "d:" or "d:" didn't work.
2. Changing HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftMicrosoft SQL Server100ToolsShell VisualStudioProjectsLocation didn't work too. There is no "Shell" under "110Tools"
Did I do something wrong, or is there another way?
If a user is not authorized to see a database can I exclude that database from even appearing in Management Studio for that user
TIA,
Barkingdog
I've installed SQL Server 2005 SP1 RTM on a Windows 2003 R2 machine (machine A), and my local workstation (machine B).
From machine B, I can use SSMS to connect to SQL Server on machine A. This is using either "New Query" or "Object Explorer".
However, on machine A, SSMS can only connect to machines A or B using the "New Query" option. If I try "Object Explorer" for either, I get the error message "Failed to retrieve data for this request... urn could not be resolved at level Configuration."
I'm not sure what died (no pun intended) since the last time this worked. Any thoughts on this?
Hi. I am writing a program in C# to migrate data from a Foxpro database to an SQL Server 2005 Express database. The package is being created programmatically. I am creating a separate data flow for each Foxpro table. It seems to be doing it ok but I am getting the following error message at the package validation stage:
Description: An OLE DB Error has occured. Error code: 0x80040E0C.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E0C Description: "Command text was not set for the command object".
.........
Description: "component "OLE DB Destination" (22)" failed validation and returned validation status "VS_ISBROKEN".
This is the first time I am writing such code and I there must be something I am not doing correct but can't seem to figure it out. Any help will be highly appreciated. My code is as below:
private bool BuildPackage()
{
// Create the package object
oPackage = new Package();
// Create connections for the Foxpro and SQL Server data
Connections oPkgConns = oPackage.Connections;
// Foxpro Connection
ConnectionManager oFoxConn = oPkgConns.Add("OLEDB");
oFoxConn.ConnectionString = sSourceConnString; // Created elsewhere
oFoxConn.Name = "SourceConnectionOLEDB";
oFoxConn.Description = "OLEDB Connection For Foxpro Database";
// SQL Server Connection
ConnectionManager oSQLConn = oPkgConns.Add("OLEDB");
oSQLConn.ConnectionString = sTargetConnString; // Created elsewhere
oSQLConn.Name = "DestinationConnectionOLEDB";
oSQLConn.Description = "OLEDB Connection For SQL Server Database";
// Add Prepare SQL Task
Executable exSQLTask = oPackage.Executables.Add("STOCK:SQLTask");
TaskHost thSQLTask = exSQLTask as TaskHost;
thSQLTask.Properties["Connection"].SetValue(thSQLTask, "oSQLConn");
thSQLTask.Properties["DelayValidation"].SetValue(thSQLTask, true);
thSQLTask.Properties["ResultSetType"].SetValue(thSQLTask, ResultSetType.ResultSetType_None);
thSQLTask.Properties["SqlStatementSource"].SetValue(thSQLTask, @"C:LPFMigrateLPF_Script.sql");
thSQLTask.Properties["SqlStatementSourceType"].SetValue(thSQLTask, SqlStatementSourceType.FileConnection);
thSQLTask.FailPackageOnFailure = true;
// Add Data Flow Tasks. Create a separate task for each table.
// Get a list of tables from the source folder
arFiles = Directory.GetFileSystemEntries(sLPFDataFolder, "*.DBF");
for (iCount = 0; iCount <= arFiles.GetUpperBound(0); iCount++)
{
// Get the name of the file from the array
sDataFile = Path.GetFileName(arFiles[iCount].ToString());
sDataFile = sDataFile.Substring(0, sDataFile.Length - 4);
oDataFlow = ((TaskHost)oPackage.Executables.Add("DTS.Pipeline.1")).InnerObject as MainPipe;
oDataFlow.AutoGenerateIDForNewObjects = true;
// Create the source component
IDTSComponentMetaData90 oSource = oDataFlow.ComponentMetaDataCollection.New();
oSource.Name = (sDataFile + "Src");
oSource.ComponentClassID = "DTSAdapter.OLEDBSource.1";
// Get the design time instance of the component and initialize the component
CManagedComponentWrapper srcDesignTime = oSource.Instantiate();
srcDesignTime.ProvideComponentProperties();
// Add the connection manager
if (oSource.RuntimeConnectionCollection.Count > 0)
{
oSource.RuntimeConnectionCollection[0].ConnectionManagerID = oFoxConn.ID;
oSource.RuntimeConnectionCollection[0].ConnectionManager = DtsConvert.ToConnectionManager90(oFoxConn);
}
// Set Custom Properties
srcDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("AccessMode", 0);
srcDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("AlwaysUseDefaultCodePage", true);
srcDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("OpenRowset", sDataFile);
// Re-initialize metadata
srcDesignTime.AcquireConnections(null);
srcDesignTime.ReinitializeMetaData();
srcDesignTime.ReleaseConnections();
// Create Destination component
IDTSComponentMetaData90 oDestination = oDataFlow.ComponentMetaDataCollection.New();
oDestination.Name = (sDataFile + "Dest");
oDestination.ComponentClassID = "DTSAdapter.OLEDBDestination.1";
// Get the design time instance of the component and initialize the component
CManagedComponentWrapper destDesignTime = oDestination.Instantiate();
destDesignTime.ProvideComponentProperties();
// Add the connection manager
if (oDestination.RuntimeConnectionCollection.Count > 0)
{
oDestination.RuntimeConnectionCollection[0].ConnectionManagerID = oSQLConn.ID;
oDestination.RuntimeConnectionCollection[0].ConnectionManager = DtsConvert.ToConnectionManager90(oSQLConn);
}
// Set custom properties
destDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("AccessMode", 2);
destDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("AlwaysUseDefaultCodePage", false);
destDesignTime.SetComponentProperty("OpenRowset", "[dbo].[" + sDataFile + "]");
// Create the path to link the source and destination components of the dataflow
IDTSPath90 dfPath = oDataFlow.PathCollection.New();
dfPath.AttachPathAndPropagateNotifications(oSource.OutputCollection[0], oDestination.InputCollection[0]);
// Iterate through the inputs of the component.
foreach (IDTSInput90 input in oDestination.InputCollection)
{
// Get the virtual input column collection
IDTSVirtualInput90 vInput = input.GetVirtualInput();
// Iterate through the column collection
foreach (IDTSVirtualInputColumn90 vColumn in vInput.VirtualInputColumnCollection)
{
// Call the SetUsageType method of the design time instance of the component.
destDesignTime.SetUsageType(input.ID, vInput, vColumn.LineageID, DTSUsageType.UT_READWRITE);
}
//Map external metadata to the inputcolumn
foreach (IDTSInputColumn90 inputColumn in input.InputColumnCollection)
{
IDTSExternalMetadataColumn90 externalColumn = input.ExternalMetadataColumnCollection.New();
externalColumn.Name = inputColumn.Name;
externalColumn.Precision = inputColumn.Precision;
externalColumn.Length = inputColumn.Length;
externalColumn.DataType = inputColumn.DataType;
externalColumn.Scale = inputColumn.Scale;
// Map the external column to the input column.
inputColumn.ExternalMetadataColumnID = externalColumn.ID;
}
}
}
// Add precedence constraints to the package executables
PrecedenceConstraint pcTasks = oPackage.PrecedenceConstraints.Add((Executable)thSQLTask, oPackage.Executables[0]);
pcTasks.Value = DTSExecResult.Success;
for (iCount = 1; iCount <= (oPackage.Executables.Count - 1); iCount++)
{
pcTasks = oPackage.PrecedenceConstraints.Add(oPackage.Executables[iCount - 1], oPackage.Executables[iCount]);
pcTasks.Value = DTSExecResult.Success;
}
// Validate the package
DTSExecResult eResult = oPackage.Validate(oPkgConns, null, null, null);
// Check if the package was successfully executed
if (eResult.Equals(DTSExecResult.Canceled) || eResult.Equals(DTSExecResult.Failure))
{
string sErrorMessage = "";
foreach (DtsError pkgError in oPackage.Errors)
{
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "Description: " + pkgError.Description + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "HelpContext: " + pkgError.HelpContext + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "HelpFile: " + pkgError.HelpFile + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "IDOfInterfaceWithError: " + pkgError.IDOfInterfaceWithError + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "Source: " + pkgError.Source + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "Subcomponent: " + pkgError.SubComponent + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "Timestamp: " + pkgError.TimeStamp + "";
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage + "ErrorCode: " + pkgError.ErrorCode;
}
MessageBox.Show("The DTS package was not built successfully because of the following error(s):" + sErrorMessage, "Package Builder", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
return false;
}
// return a successful result
return true;
}
How do I find what is keeing SSMS Object explorer from giving a list of tables or stored proc's? Even when you filter on what you are looking for? This will clear up in time, so I am guessing that some process is placing a lock .. but when I run the blocking query, below, I get no result.
SELECT DTL.[resource_type] AS [resource type]
, CASE WHEN DTL.[resource_type] IN ('DATABASE','FILE','METADATA')
THEN DTL.[resource_type]
WHEN DTL.[resource_type] = 'OBJECT'
THEN OBJECT_NAME(DTL.resource_associated_entity_id)
[Code] .....
Hi,
I have a table of results for various measured quantites and i need to turn this into a view. Only problem is i need to seperate the measured quantities and their respective values into seperate columns.
At the moment I have something like:
Quantity : Value
--------------------
Quantity 1 : 0.12
Quantity 1 : 0.56
Quantity 2 : 2.36
Quantity 2 : 5.34
Quantity 2 : 4.13
Quantity 3 : 10
Quantity 3 : 15
and I need a view that looks like:
Quantity 1 : Quantity 2 : Quantity 3
-------------------------------------
0.12 : 2.36 : 10
0.56 : 5.34 : 15
null(?) : 4.13 : null(?)
I've tried using pivots but they don't seem to help
Any ideas?
SQL Server 2012 Replication. The command prompt instance of the replication is being run as the same user as the SSMS "version" using the runas option. With SSMS the error is that the client is missing a privilege. There is no error when it runs from the command prompt. All runs well.
We have reinstalled the replication feature.We have gone through several MSDN articles that indicate exactly what privileges (both within the DB and in Windows) that service account should have. None have worked Incidentally, when I create a new publication and indicate that the SQL Server Agent be used , the publication runs.
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[TableNameExample] REBUILD PARTITION = ALL
WITH (DATA_COMPRESSION = PAGE)
The table is 110 GB, so will take time to compress. But it is one table in a database with 60 tables. Why would executing this statement, cause lock timeout on Object Explorer in SQL Server Management Studio? Users cannot drill down objects in this database without getting lock timeout.
When I cancel the compression script, users of SSMS can access objects in this database again from the GUI. Why does compressing a specific table affect access to all tables metadata? I cannot find anything on the internet but I am sure this has happened to other people.
Anyone know where I can find some command line tools such as RCMD etc.. Thank you.;)
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn SQLServer 7 when we ran profiler we could get objectID and ObjectName.
In SQLServer 2000 these items are available in profiler but the columns are always blank.
Trying to see object name when object is opened.
I am writing an sproc for creating a table, but I don't know how I can use parameter values as object names (for example the name of the table needs to be [@sFile1+'_'+@sLinkName+'_'+@sFile2']. It seems that I could concatenate my whole CREATE TABLE string into a single variable and use EXEC to run it, but I'd prefer to be able to do it in the context of the sProc (I read that EXEC always has the current user's permissions). What is a good technique?
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.CreateLinkTable
@sFile1 varchar(50),
@sFile2 varchar(50),
@sLinkName varchar(50)
AS
CREATE TABLE [@sFile1+'_'+@sLinkName+'_'+@sFile2]
(
[GID_ID]uniqueidentifierROWGUIDCOLNOT NULL,
['GID_'+@sFile1]uniqueidentifierNOT NULL,
['GID_'+@sFile2]uniqueidentifierNOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT ['LNK_'+@sFile1+'_'+@sLinkname+'_'+@sFile2]
FOREIGN KEY(['GID_'+@sFile2])
REFERENCES [@sFile2](GID_ID)
ON UPDATE NO ACTION
ON DELETE NO ACTION
NOT FOR REPLICATION,
CONSTRAINT ['LNK_'+@sFile2+'_'+@sLinkname+'_'+@sFile1]
FOREIGN KEY(['GID_'+@sFile1])
REFERENCES [@sFile1](GID_ID)
ON UPDATE NO ACTION
ON DELETE NO ACTION
NOT FOR REPLICATION
)
I wrote a class to handle my sqlDataReaders:
Namespace CommonFunctions
Public Class DataAccess
Public Sub New()
End Sub
Private ConnStr As String = "connectionString"
Public Function returnDR(ByVal strSQL As String) As SqlClient.SqlDataReader
Dim dr As SqlClient.SqlDataReader
Dim myCn As New SqlClient.SqlConnection(ConnStr)
Dim myCmd As New SqlClient.SqlCommand(strSQL, myCn)
myCn.Open()
dr = myCmd.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection)
Return dr
End Function ' returnDR
End Class ' Public Class DataAccess
End Namespace ' Namespace CommonFunction
The way I invoke this is:
Imports CommonFunctions
Dim da As New DataAccess
Dim sqlDataReader As SqlDataReader
Dim strSQL As New StringBuilder
strSQL.Append("Some SQL Query")
sqlDataReader = da.returnDR(strSQL.ToString())
Do While sqlDataReader.Read()
strVar = sqlDataReader("columnName")
Loop ' Do While sqlDataReader.Read()
sqlDataReader.Close()
What I would like to do, is use the SQL Paramater Object instead of passing my method a String. One so that I dont have to explicitly test for SQL Injection and two, cause I have never worked with the SQL Paramater Object before. :)
J
I have read about the dtexec utility, but I can not find this on my installation. Is it a seperate install or do I need to reinstall?
Bob
hello everyone...after several days trying to find the right command.. i have to ask youpeople...this is the deal:i have two tables related...the first one is the master, the second the slave...the first has fields like code, name, department and periodicity ofpayment...the second has the payment data... code, date of payment, amount topay...not every one in the first table has the payment in the same month...because a few people receives its pay one time in the month, and otherreceives payment every two or three months (periodicity of payment)...my trouble is when i want to see all the payments in one month of thepeople from one specific department, because if somebody doesn't gethis payment (different periodicity) i have to see the code and name ofthe worker AND the date and amount of payment in blank (in thatcase)...i thing that i must to be a simple LEFT JOIN but it doesn't work inAccess (i have a web asp page with and access database in this case)...i don't know what to do.. please.. if somebody has some ideas.. i needit...thanks..Enzo..ps/.. my left join code:SELECT table1.name, table2.date, table2.amountFROM table1 LEFT JOIN table2 ON table1.code = table2.codeWHERE (((table1.departm)=53) AND ((table2.date)=#2/15/2006#));
View 3 Replies View Relatedhey everyone, need some help
I have a query return all the names of the table in my database via this code:
SELECT MSysObjects.Name
FROM MSysObjects
WHERE (((Left([Name],4))<>"MSYS"));
I need to further refine the search fitting in the critera LIKE 'qry_tbl%' I dont know how to fit this in .. i tried fitting it in to the end, but nothing comes up.. I also tried querying the results of this query with another query :-P but that didnt work either .. any ideas?
In essence i need all the table names in my DB that start with 'qry_tbl' to be in a list for me..
Thx
Doc
This gives me all the names
My new DB seems to be "case-sensitive". I have a table named Bld_List.
Select * From Bld_List
returns all records in QA. However, if I don't follow the correct case
Select * From bld_list
I get this error: Invalid object name 'bld_list'.
Also, when I try to get rid of some unnecessary records by using this
DELETE
FROM Bld_List
WHERE (PRODUCT IN
(SELECT DISTINCT Product
FROM BldOff_Inv_Daily))
I get this error: Cannot resolve collation conflict for equal to operation.
I imagine I set something up wrong when I first built the DB, but I don't know what to look for.
Thanks
In the SQL Server 2014 Management Studio's object explorer indexed views with schemabinding don't have an index node. Thus, you can create and drop Indexes for views only via T-SQL. The SQL Server Management Studio 2012 still shows the index node.
Is there some Management Studio setting in version 12.0.2000.8 which I am missing?
Can anyone tell me the correct syntax for passing a Table Name to a Stored Procedure that uses the Table Name to do an INSERT into that Table ?
Below is my poor effort at the SQL.
Thanks.
CREATE PROCEDURE InsertOrderLine
@OrderNo INT,
@ProductID VARCHAR(15),
@UnitCost MONEY = 0,
@Quantity FLOAT = 0,
@Discount MONEY = 0,
@Tax MONEY = 0,
@TABLENAME VARCHAR(200)
AS
DECLARE @SQL VARCHAR(1000)
SELECT @SQL='INSERT ' + @TABLENAME + ' (OrderNo,
ProductID, UnitCost, Quantity, Discount, Tax) VALUES
(@OrderNo + ',' + @ProductID + ',' + @UnitCost + ',' + @Quantity +
',' + @Discount + ',' + @Tax)'
GO
In Management Studio, under Registered Servers, I double-click a server name (could be sql 2000 or sql 2005 server) and it apperars in "Object Explorer" where I can work with it. I click the "Save All" button in Management Studio, exit Studio, and re-start Studio. When I do, I find that all the servers I placed under "Object Explorer" are now missing and I need to go through the "double-click the registered server" ritual again. And again, and again.
What am I doing wrong here? Why don't the servers "stick" in Object Explorer?
TIA
barkingdog
P.S. I have Sql 2005 SP1 installed on my box.
I have below requirement and it needs to be addressed using sql.
There are 18 text files(file names are dynamic) and each file having different row counts in some “xyz” folder.
Here, I need to generate 19th text file which has the list of file names with row counts.
I am planning to import all of the text files into database and trying to generate 19th one.