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that'll be the dreaded Microsoft MisManagement Console - have a look on the MS knowledge base...
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that'll be the dreaded Microsoft MisManagement Console - have a look on the MS knowledge base...

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Do you have sufficient rights to open MMC and the databases?<br />
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regards,<br />
CJ
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Do you have sufficient rights to open MMC and the databases?

regards,
CJ

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And do you have the right version of the MMC.
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And do you have the right version of the MMC.

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You are missing the file:<br />
SQL Server Enterprise Manager.MSC<br />
in the Binn folder.
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You are missing the file:
SQL Server Enterprise Manager.MSC
in the Binn folder.

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try to create another manager<br />
start - run and type mmc and hit enter<br />
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in the console conlose - add/remove snap in - ad - locate sql server snap in &nbsp;
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try to create another manager
start - run and type mmc and hit enter

in the console conlose - add/remove snap in - ad - locate sql server snap in  

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Each time i open SQL-Enterprise Manager i get an error<br />
&quot;MMC cannot open selected file&quot;<br />
I reloaded SQL to avoid this problem.But could not get through.<br />
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Each time i open SQL-Enterprise Manager i get an error
"MMC cannot open selected file"
I reloaded SQL to avoid this problem.But could not get through.
 

Problem with SQL-Enterprise Manager

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