I currently have Apache, MySQL and php running on my local machine to enable me to test php code on localhost
I've been asked by a colleague if I'll work on an SQL 2000 database they're having trouble with. They said they will provide Visual.net, SQL 2000 and any other software I need.
I'm completely in the dark on this, but have some starting questions:
To test my code, will I need to set up a sever on localhost?
Will I need other software than Visual.net and SQL 2000? I'm using DW MX for my web stuff.
Whre can I find a basic introduction to ASP / SQL 2000 in the form of a tutorial?
How fast does this combination run? The database has 25,000 rows and 6 columns. What would be a reasonal expect time for a result?
We are looking for a software program that will allow us to test our SQL server. We are looking for the most thorough tool that is available. I was asked to post a message, so I do not have too many details.
What do you recommend for stress-testing the performance of key stored procedures (they have been identified) for our application? The parameters can be programatically selected, for example: Select 'exec my_proc @id = ' + Cast(id As varchar) From myTable Where foo = 'bar' I have the Support Tools Available For Stress Testing & Performance Analysis (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=5691AB53-893A-4AAF-B4A6-9A8BB9669A8B&displaylang=en) from Microsoft's site and they are pretty good.
Recommendations appreciated, and thanks in advance!
I Run All checks for Validation cluster.I get Error On Disk Lists And Validation failed.With This error : Failed to prepare storage for testing on node "server name" The security account manager (SAM) or local security authority (LSA) server was in the wrong state to perform the security operation.
I'm going to be starting a web application this week. I have quite a bit of experience with Access Databases, and I've also used MySQL (back in my PHP days, thank GOD for ASP.NET). The server we use to host our websites allows us to use SQL Server databases, so I want to move in that direction, but I'm not really sure where to start. If I download MSDE, and start a database with it on a site I will be developing locally (on my XP box), will it be difficult for me to transfer the database (or layout of the database) to a production server running SQL Server. I know they're basically the same database, but I'm just afraid to start with an MSDE database and then get the site nearly complete, and then not know how to transfer it to a SQL Server DB.
I'm particularly interested to know if the majority of the database creation will be done through queries (similar to MySQL) because I figure if it is, then I can use the same queries to create the database on both the local and production server.
I just want to make sure that downloading MSDE will be a step in the right direction.
Perhaps links or tutorials or some information on things to watch out for as I take on this process would be so greatly appreciated.
I have a server with several linked servers. Before I execute sql against any of these linked servers I want to check to make sure the connection is active.
I created a small stored procedure that takes the server name. I am trying to get it to run a simple select statement. If the select statement runs without errors (meaning the linked server is active) I want to return a value for success. If the select statement fails I want to return a value for a failure.
The problem is that I am having trouble with the error. When I shut down the linked server and run the select statement I get the following error returned:
Server: Msg 11, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 General network error. Check your network documentation.
The stored procedure I have only returns this message and does not send the return value that I set. How do I get my procedure to return a failure value instead of the following error above? Is there a better way for me to check for this type of error?
Hi Group, I'm trying to test an ASP application in 'isolation' and seem to be having problems with connecting to the Server. The setup is EXACTLY like the production environment except for the fact that I am using the Beta version of SQL.
The error refers to SQL Server not existing. I get this error also if I try to open the Query Analyzer without FIRST starting the Services via the Service Manager - so I think it is probably something wrong with the Beta Installation rather than using the BETA version as a back-end.
I've tried using the Computer name as the Server to connect to as well as 127.0.0.0 - neither seem to want to connect.
I can connect manually and see the Database objects. I've even connected, left the connection open and tried running the application again. I still get the same error.
Has anyone experienced this before? i.e not being able to connect to a BETA version of SQL to test an ASP application locally.
Hi, I'm new to the whole MS SQL server thing, have been using Access in past developments via the development platform in Dreamweaver.
Now I'm making the leap to MS SQL and still want to use Dreamweaver to handle some of the development aspects, does anyone know how or what i would need to do to have a direct connection with the server in dreamweaver?
I've setup an ODBC connection with my hosting providers already.
What is the syntax to telnet a database?I triedtelnet <hostname> 1433 - but get this error:telnet ws1234 1433Connecting To ws1234...Could not open connection to the host, on port 1433: Connect failedMy computer name is ws1234.comHow do I test a connection to a sql server database instance?Thanks,VVvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvWW
Our database is in Sql Server 2005 Mode 80 at the moment and we need to switch it to Mode 90. We need a lilst of all incompatibilities that exist.
Essentially, we need a list similar to what the Upgrade Advisor provides for 2000 databases. The only problem is our DB is already in 2005 mode 80. Switching to mode 90 is easy but does not identify all potential problems for us.
Is there a tool that is similar to the Upgrade Advisor that we can run on 2005 Mode 80 databases?
Are there any differences between the Developer Addition and Enterprise Addition of 64 Bit SQL Server 05 that would prevent me from testing full capabilities of my production Enterprise Addition in a QA environment utilizing Developer Addition? Any known restrictions on number of DB connections, memory, CPUs etc??
I have some C# code that is pulling data from a database where a majority of the values being retrieved are NULL , yet their initial column data types are both string and int, which means that I have to temporarily store these NULL's in int and string data types in C#. Later on in my code I have to test against these values, and was wondering if I am doing it correctly with the following code.
The following statement the variable or_team_home_id is of a string data type, but may have had a NULL value assigned to it from the database if (!or_team_home_id.Equals(DBNull.Value)) {}
The following statement the variable or_manager_id is of a int data type, but also may have a NULL value assigned to it from the database. if (!Convert.IsDBNull(or_manager_id)){}
Are these the correct way to test against NULL values retrieved from teh database and that are stored in their respective data types.
Recently, we have migrated our database from 32bit to 64bit. So far the application is working fine.
But I want to confirm that by any tool or automated process.
Is there any way or tool to check that the migrated data is correct and also to check if migrated database objects will work fine in 64 bit environment.
We are using Sql Server 2008 R2. We are planning to move to 2014 either through in-place o side-by-side. Mostly side-by-side.
Here first we want to test that 2014 and availability groups. First we are doing in dev box to test. Also we need asynchronous replica because just we need to use that as reporting server.
We want to take work load. For the dev boxes, the applications doesn't connect. Then in that case what the people will do.
If We take database backup from prod to that dev and run some queries in the loop and run the trace for some time and do either in-place migration or side-by-side migration and use the same back to restore and doing the running the same queries and compare this trace to previous trace will work?
Hi there I sorry if I have placed this query in the wrong place. I'm getting to grips with ASP.net 2, slowly but surely! When i try to access my site which uses a Sql Server 2005 express DB i am receiving the following error:
Server Error in '/jarebu/site1' Application.
Database 'd:hostingmemberasangaApp_DataASPNETDB.mdf' already exists.Could not attach file 'd:hostingmemberjarebusite1App_DataASPNETDB.MDF' as database 'ASPNETDB'. Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Database 'd:hostingmemberasangaApp_DataASPNETDB.mdf' already exists.Could not attach file 'd:hostingmemberjarebusite1App_DataASPNETDB.MDF' as database 'ASPNETDB'.Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below. Stack Trace:
Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:2.0.50727.42; ASP.NET Version:2.0.50727.210
This is the connection string that I am using: <connectionStrings> <add name="ConnectionString" connectionString="Data Source=.SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|ASPNETDB.MDF;Integrated Security=True;Initial Catalog=ASPNETDB;User Instance=True" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/> </connectionStrings>
The database is definitly in the folder that the error message relates to. What I'm finding confusing is that the connection string seems to be finding "aranga"s database. Is it something daft?
Because of a performance problem, somebody has given me a script which came from a SSRS report.
The code as supplied does not work when multivalued parameters are used.
Testing/tuning/building in SSMS is far superiour than in SSRS. So that's why I like to use SSRS for building the code/script/sql-statement. Offcourse parameters have to be set correctly. (That is no problem). Splitting of the multivalued parameter is not a problem either.
I have what seems a simple requirement. We want to import the contents of a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services report into a SQL Server 2005 database, in order to perform some checks on reports displayed to users. Is there an easy way to achieve this? XML would seem appropriate, but I can't find a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this. Any pointers/suggestions would be appreciated.
Hi, I am new to DTS. I am also not sure whether this is the solution for my criteria. First my criteria. I have an Excel file where i would be capturing the data on a daily/weekly basis. Now, i want to transfer the data to sqlserver at a regular interval let me say weekly once. I want the record to append. At later stages, planned to call from asp through asp.net. Which is the best solution for to accomplish this task. Any good sample would be of great help. Thanks in Advance to all.
Hi , My company will have a new application running On an NT Cluster .It has MICrosoft SQL 6.5 as its core element .I have been given Two Months to know Microsoft SQL 6.5 inside out .( commands configurationa and all ) .Please does anyone know any good books on Microsoft SQL 6.5 and knowing SQL thoroughly . Please help HAPPY NEW YEAR . Thanks in anticipation . Mibsun
I have a bunch of .sql files that will create a data model for me. I've created a new database in my SQL Server 7 Enterprise Manager called Test. How do i run this script? In part it looks like:
Hello. I'm new to SQL server and I've run into a really basic issue. I'm working on a Visual Studio 2005 project and I have a SQL databse with a .BAK extension I need to use with the project. I've read online that I need to restore the database to a new database to work with SQL Server Express. Here's where I am lost. I can't find good instructions on how to restore the DB to a new one. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks.
Good day. Is there any version of SQL server 2005(not include Express Edition) same as SQL server 2000 Personal edition ? I am planning to install new SQL server 2005 in my pc now. I am using Windows XP SP2 now. I tried to install to Entreprise Trial version, unfortunately it just works as client. Thank you in advance.
I have SQL Server 2000 installed on XP Pro and I am having problems connecting from an ASP.Net application.
The DB in question was exported from my laptop, which is running MSDE on Windows 2000. On that machine Trusted_Connection=true seems to work from the ASP.Net application whereas the SQL Server login that I set up does not.
Now that the DB has been imported to my XP machine, Trusted_Connection=true no longer seems to work. I am assuming that this may be related to the same problem I had when I was trying to use system logs - the ASPNET user does not have the same privileges on XP as it does on 2000.
In any case, I'm not too concerned at the moment how I connect, just as long as I am able. So, I again tried using the SQL login I had set up with no success.
(I added the SQL Login at the server level then I added it at the DB level and granted it public, db_datareader and db_datawriter access. Later, when that didn't work, I also granted it db_owner rights. Still no success. (BTW, I remembered to repeat these steps on my XP machine once I had imported the DB.))
Then I thought to try using 'sa'. To make sure I that remembered the sa password, I logged into Enterprise Manager (which, I assume uses Windows authentication) and changed it. Then, I went over to Web Data Administrator and tried to log in, using the SQL Login option, with sa and the password that I had just set - IT DIDN'T WORK.
Am I going mad, or is there something I'm missing?
I am migrating a access dbase to SQL. I have two tables, the first is a buffer table that collects data from various sources, the second table is an indexed version of the first table (to eliminate duplicate records etc. etc.)
I am currently using the DTS packaage to transfer data between them, would a trigger be a better solution?
I am migrating a access dbase to SQL. I have two tables, the first is a buffer table that collects data from various sources, the second table is an indexed version of the first table (to eliminate duplicate records etc. etc.)
I am currently using the DTS packaage to transfer data between them, would a trigger be a better solution?
Hi, I am totally a newbie to MS SQL. I have a question regarding the MS SQL: What is the difference between the MS SQL and the SQL Server? Is it the same? and what should be install for MS SQL on the server and the client side???
I am relatively new to SQL Server and I have 2005. I am developing a database with an Access ADP frontend. The development is taking place on my laptop running a separate instance of SQL Server. I am trying to put the database on the production server and I am not sure how to proceed.
My laptop is not part of the network so I need to create a file and then import it on the SQL Server instance running on the production server. I thought I could do a backup and restore, but apparently that is not working.
i'm new at MS SQL Server, i developed an application with MS SQL Server Developer Edtn. and i want to try it with a real server and clients
i tried to install it to WinXP Pro and it asks a domain and a user account, is theere a way to create a domain with winxp pro, or working with only server windows (2003 server, 2000 server etc.). If it is working with only server, is there a tutorial at internet to create a domain and users at windows (i lost lots of time to setup Ms SQL Server) pls i need a tutorial, or a way to install MS SQL Server...
i want to install ms sql server to vmware machine, i wonder how to make configurations to access my server on real machine and other machines that is on the network of real machine (i think i must user pat, but how to make configurations is a big problem, but the biggest is installing sql server)
it is urgent pls help, i dont want to lose more time because i lost enough...
I'm in a slightly sticky situation. I recently got a job I interviewed for as a business analyst/programmer. I know quite a bit of VB 6.0 and SQL language, also enough access to build a decent database as a backend for my apps. I've recently received a 4 yr CIS degree, so I know a little about everything. I told them very clearly three times in the interview that I'd never built a SQL Server DB, but they must not have cared about that. They need someone who can program, do some DB work, and also do some business analysis. I was the best fit they could find.
After working with the group a few days, I figured out they need a data warehouse and marts to do some historical analysis, and eventually data mining and trend analysis, etc. I think they said they'd like to have that by the end of next year.
What I need now is one or two really great books to get started with, and a small synopsis on what I'm going to need as far as dev software and server specifics to get this thing off the ground. The first thing they would like to see is simply enough tables to dump data into from 4 or 5 different DBs, from which they can pull data for analysis whenever they need to do so. The total rows for this DB will be around 170mil, but with just a few measures in each row. Microsoft spreadsheet says I should expect about 5gig per year of data.
So I'm freaking out because I know ziltch about SQL Server, what tools and server set up I'm going to need, and the more I read, the less it sounds like "Oh it's not that big of a deal. It's easy", as a few friends told me.
Hi, I always had the impression to use asp.net membership, in sql server, I needed dbo permission because all its tables and what not always had [dbo] in front of them and "dbo." is all hard coded into their build-in membership classes. In my shared hosting enviornment, I always had to ask my db admin to give me dbo permission explicitly. I saw this article today http://www.aquesthosting.com/HowTo/Sql2005/Providers.aspx and after I followed their direction, by using ec sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_Membership_FullAccess', 'yourUser' go Exec sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_Personalization_FullAccess', 'yourUser' go Exec sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_Profile_FullAccess', 'yourUser' go Exec sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_Roles_FullAccess', 'yourUser' go Exec sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_WebEvent_FullAccess', 'yourUser' got
