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You need to register the servers you intend to control using the EM.<br />
I don't have the gui since I work solely with SSMS, but its on top left, register servers. If your EM resides on the same machine as the server you would register netBUI name, or iP name, or localhost or dns name. Any of these should work.<br />
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/Marten
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You need to register the servers you intend to control using the EM.
I don't have the gui since I work solely with SSMS, but its on top left, register servers. If your EM resides on the same machine as the server you would register netBUI name, or iP name, or localhost or dns name. Any of these should work.

/Marten

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Is taht the servers where visible before for your login.<br />
Check the access permission for your login user.<br />
More over, theer should not be a reason that you dont see any server if its registered properly.<br />
Any way try registering the same again.<br />
Right click on 'Server' --&gt; you will get an option of New SQL server Registration.<br />
Select the server you wish to register with.
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Is taht the servers where visible before for your login.
Check the access permission for your login user.
More over, theer should not be a reason that you dont see any server if its registered properly.
Any way try registering the same again.
Right click on 'Server' --> you will get an option of New SQL server Registration.
Select the server you wish to register with.

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Hi experts<br />
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I restarted the MSSQLSERVER service and now there are no databases listed in EM. All I see now is 'No items'<br />
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Any help to view these databases would be greatly appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hi experts

I restarted the MSSQLSERVER service and now there are no databases listed in EM. All I see now is 'No items'

Any help to view these databases would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

SQL 2000: Databases - No Items

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Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.