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Check for &quot;Sql server manage ment studio &quot;&nbsp; under start-&gt; programs -&gt; sql server 2005 <br />
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Or else type &quot;sqlwb.exe&quot; at the start-&gt;run &nbsp;prompt 
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Check for "Sql server manage ment studio "  under start-> programs -> sql server 2005

Or else type "sqlwb.exe" at the start->run  prompt

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The UI for SQL Server is SQL Server Management Studio. The part that is a pain is that it's not installed by default. Managerment Studio is part of the &quot;Workstation components, Book online, and development tools&quot; item in the components to install screen of the setup. &nbsp;Or, if you pick advanced on the components screen, it's in Client Components / Management Tools.
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The UI for SQL Server is SQL Server Management Studio. The part that is a pain is that it's not installed by default. Managerment Studio is part of the "Workstation components, Book online, and development tools" item in the components to install screen of the setup.  Or, if you pick advanced on the components screen, it's in Client Components / Management Tools.

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Thanks - I already have the Server Management Studio (Express) up and running, but I was thinking along the lines of creating forms and reports - a real application so to speak, and not just table data and query-results.
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Thanks - I already have the Server Management Studio (Express) up and running, but I was thinking along the lines of creating forms and reports - a real application so to speak, and not just table data and query-results.

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Migrating from Access to SQL Server you realise, that you suddenly do not have any user interface....<br />
I have created an Access front end with an ODBC connection to the SQL Server, but surely there must be alternatives?
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Migrating from Access to SQL Server you realise, that you suddenly do not have any user interface....
I have created an Access front end with an ODBC connection to the SQL Server, but surely there must be alternatives?

User Interface for SQL Server?

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is a suite of relational database management system (RDBMS) products providing multi-user database access functionality.Component services include integration (SSIS), reporting (SSRS), analysis (SSAS), data quality, master data, T-SQL and performance tuning. It includes support for managing XML data and allows a database server to be exposed over web services using Tabular Data Stream (TDS) packets encapsulated within SOAP (protocol) requests.