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#Sql management studio 2008 r2 for sale install
#Sql management studio 2008 r2 for sale license
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Download the msi installer for SQL Server 2008 AdventureWorks databases you want to install from CodePlex.
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To enable FILESTREAM services on SQL Server 2008, see my post, How To Enable FILESTREAM Feature On SQL Server 2008. If you don’t, the AdventureWorks database installation will fail trying to restore the database, and will warn you that FILESTREAM needs to be enabled. If you did not enable FILESTREAM services during the SQL Server 2008 install, you’ll need to light it up prior to installing the sample AdventureWorks OLTP and DW databases. NOTE: You may receive an error stating that FILESTREAM is not enabled during the install if this service is disabled, which is a bit misleading. The AdventureWorks LT (Light) – A highly simplified and smaller sample database which is helpful for those who are new to relational database technology.īefore attempting the installation, ensure the following services:Įnsure you have Full-text Filter Daemon Launcher Service running.This database is excellent for constructing SQL Server Analysis Service (SSAS) OLAP cubes and demonstrating the Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities of SQL Server and BI client technologies like MOSS 2007, Reporting Services, and Excel. AdventureWorks DW – A data warehouse database containing a year of data in a star schema, containing multiple fact and dimension tables.This database is useful for demo scenarios, and includes data for Manufacturing, Sales, Purchasing, Product Management, Contact Management, and Human Resources functions. AdventureWorks OLTP – A standard online transaction processing database containing a year of data of data for a fictitious bicycle manufacturer (Adventure Works Cycles).For SQL Server 2008, there are 3 databases. There are versions for SQL Server 2000, 20, but this post is concentrated on the 2008 versions. Someone did not do this in your case.There are several versions of the AdventureWorks databases out there. For example, when we move from an existing machine to a new one we rename the server. Sounds to me like someone migrated an instance incorrectly. There is more, but I would like to submit this first and add other interesting discovery after I submit this. Has anyone experienced or is experiencing this strange management studio behavior? This cannot be out of the box bug (it would be really really dangerous kind of bug to have for product release). I know my management studio is not patched and my SQL server instances need patching too, but It is showing as if query is executing against "dev" while in fact it is connected to "production". Properties window, query status bar and tab information are all showing wrong instance name. While I thought all this time I was connected to "DEV" - when in fact it was connected to production "PROD-SQL\Pinokio" Guess what Test database was created on - > [PROD-SQL\Pinokio) Ok, so I figured it is impossible and perhaps it is pulling some incorrect information from somewhere. Select show as if this query window (I made connect to DEV-SQL\King) is connected to an instance called (PROD-SQL\Pinokio)
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> Cumulative update package 3 (CU3) for SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 2 New query window and properties windows is showing it connected to More about the issue with pretty print screens Looks like this issue was reported in 2009 Would be nice to know if this was already addressed or if MSFT was planning to address it any time soon?