SQl Server Management
This is being done on a Win 7 Pro machine.
I am developing a project in Access 2010 that will eventually be run on SQL Server.
I installed the 180 day evaluation version of SQL Server 2012 on my machine.
I used the MS Access SQL Server upsizing tool to create the SQL Server database. I got a detailed report showing me all of the tables thad had been created in SQL Server.
At this point I want to be able to manage the SQL Server tables in SQL Server. First of all I want to see them then perform operations like add a new field to one of the tables.
From the 'Start', 'All Programs' I find the 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012' group. Under that group the options are:
Import and Export Data (64 bit)
Configuration Tools
Reporting Service Configuration
SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server Error and Usage Report
SQL Server Installation Center (64 bit)
Data Quality Services
Data Quality Client
Data Quality Server Installer
None of these options take me to where I can see the tables and possibly revise them. How do I get to what I would call my SQL Server manager?
I am developing a project in Access 2010 that will eventually be run on SQL Server.
I installed the 180 day evaluation version of SQL Server 2012 on my machine.
I used the MS Access SQL Server upsizing tool to create the SQL Server database. I got a detailed report showing me all of the tables thad had been created in SQL Server.
At this point I want to be able to manage the SQL Server tables in SQL Server. First of all I want to see them then perform operations like add a new field to one of the tables.
From the 'Start', 'All Programs' I find the 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012' group. Under that group the options are:
Import and Export Data (64 bit)
Configuration Tools
Reporting Service Configuration
SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server Error and Usage Report
SQL Server Installation Center (64 bit)
Data Quality Services
Data Quality Client
Data Quality Server Installer
None of these options take me to where I can see the tables and possibly revise them. How do I get to what I would call my SQL Server manager?
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I guess that's the issue because the only items I see under the SQL server 2012 group are the ones I listed in my original question.
Why would I not have all ofthe options in mssql.png included by Gallitin?
Is there a way I can create them?
Why would I not have all ofthe options in mssql.png included by Gallitin?
Is there a way I can create them?
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@mlcktmguy - If you don't see them then I would bet you didn't originally install it. Just re-run the installation and during the options you can select to install the management studio without effecting anything else.
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Thanks, it wasn't installed in originally, not sure why. I updated the installation and now see it.
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