Does anyone know, how to refresh the local cache of SSMS's IntelliSense for DAX queries? For TSQL queries the option is there as well as the shortcut. For SSAS queries, I don't see anything. It is driving me crazy. Is there a workaround? Did I answer your question? M...
SQL Server Authentication is used primarily used in Azure Services for accessing data, integration, etc. At start during Installation it is disabled by default. So, in this blog we will see how to enable SQL Server Authentication for your Local Server in SSMS. First open SQL Server Manag...
to run SSMS you don't need any admin permissions, your user just need the sysadmin role, to restart the services remotely your user need local admin permissions on the sql server server, you may use local security policies to restrict the users permissions to the sql server service and sql...
-- Create a SQL Server login for low-priority operations USE master; CREATE LOGIN [domain_name\MAX_CPU] FROM WINDOWS; GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE TO [domain_name\MAX_CPU]; GO -- Create a SQL Server user in AdventureWorks2008R2 for this login USE AdventureWorks2008R2; CREATE USER [domain_name...
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I tried it thousand times to create a local server with the Management Studio, but when I clicked Test, it returned an error that it cannot connect to the server. (course not, its not running, but I cannot make it run) Could you please tell me in detailed simple steps how to register...
The simplest way of getting the list of SQL Server instances that are installed locally at your server or remotely in other servers within your local network is theConnect to Serverwindow of the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), where you need to choose the<Browse for more…>opt...
You can not directly Change the used domain account, it's always the current one. You would have to logon to the machine with a different account or you have to run SSMS with a different user. But when you machine is not member of that domain, then also that is not possible. ...
“Useself” is a parameter that has to be set to false when using managed identity authentication. EXEC master.dbo.sp_addlinkedsrvlogin @rmtsrvname = N'MSILinkedServer', @useself = N'False', @locallogin = N'lu***@microsoft.com'; The next thing was to...
IIS is already set in your server; we can reuse it. The database that you created for EMA in SQL needs to be erased from SQL software. You need to use SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). Regards, Miguel C. Intel Customer Support Technician 0 Kudos Copy link Reply All...