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sql server 2008 enterprise manager replaced with studio manager...
I know that in sql server 2008 that enterprise manager has been replaced with mng studio...but where is the DTS in 2008?? where is the sql agents??
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No, All features of Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer would be handled through SSMS itself.
And to manage Transactional logs, just schedule a Transactional log backup to run at specific intervals.
Let me know what exactly you want to do so that I can provide the steps to achieve it.
And to manage Transactional logs, just schedule a Transactional log backup to run at specific intervals.
Let me know what exactly you want to do so that I can provide the steps to achieve it.
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I need to run a sproc through sql server 2008 and not sure how to create that...and schedule it as well...I have sql server 2008 64-bit so I cant run the optional runtime version....
Ok.. Follow the steps below:
1. Open SSMS and connect your SQL Server
2. Open a New query window by Right clicking your Server
3. Type in your procedure and click F5 to execute it.
To schedule that you need to create Agent job and link below would help you out:
http://databases.about.com/od/sqlserver/ss/sql_server_agent.htm
Choose T-SQL task which can help out.
1. Open SSMS and connect your SQL Server
2. Open a New query window by Right clicking your Server
3. Type in your procedure and click F5 to execute it.
To schedule that you need to create Agent job and link below would help you out:
http://databases.about.com/od/sqlserver/ss/sql_server_agent.htm
Choose T-SQL task which can help out.
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there was so much you could from enterprise manager...now how do we manage the transaction logs??
>>so the inetgration services will take care of handling the trans logs as well?