You should be aware of that error handling in SQL Server is a very messy topic, and there are errors you cannot catch, or you cannot catch in the scope they occur. But if you don't see any exception in SSMS, you should not see any in the application. So we really need...
[severity:It’s more difficult to complete my work] In SSMS 21 Preview 4: when you click on View -> Registered Servers then it shows the content of Object Explorer instead of Registered Servers functionality. Please fix that. 10.0SQL Serve...
After installing ApexSQL Complete and disabling SQL auto-complete in add-in options, the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) IntelliSense does not show up. Problem The SSMS IntelliSense does not show up in a query editor after installing ApexSQL Complete add-in. The problem exists even when th...
However, with respect to the SQL Server Agent service you are not right. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/select-an-account-for-the-sql-server-agent-service?view=sql-server-2017 SQL Server Role Membership The account that the SQL Server Agent service runs as must be a mem...
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) .NET C++ Azure DevOps Azure DevOps Server (TFS) Microsoft Dev Box Azure Deployment Environments Azure DevTest Labs Azure Load Testing Azure App Service Azure Native ISV Services Go to definition (F12) does not work in ASP.NET ...
Start-run-sqlwb[SSMS]-SQL Error Logs-Log Viewer-Windows NT-Security Operating Environment: Microsoft Windows 2008 Enterprise x86 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Problem Description: The problem is that when looking at the Windows event log file through SQL Server Management Studio -> SQL Error Logs they...
Replace 'TableName' with the name of the table you want to know the schema for. Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS): You can explore the Object Explorer using SSMS. Connect to your SQL Server instance in SSMS. Expand the Databases folder. Expand the specific database you are interest...
don't know what tool you are using to execute the above - but on SSMS it fails - and likely will fail as well with sqlcmd. You have to declare the variable and USE a database that actually exists. DECLARE @DB1 varchar(20)
Which is all I need to be able to create a table in SSMS as testuser in DBO. However, ArcMap complains when I try to create a table as testuser that the user and schema names don't match. Whether ArcMap is adding this additional constraint, or this is an ...
Windows 10 connecting to my dev instance of SQL Server 2014: client = TinyTds::Client.new username: 'mydomain\myusername', host: 'localhost', database: 'sandbox' No issues connecting with the SSMS client nor with sqlcmd. I have Symantec installed, so I added an exception for 'rb' file...