And also, you must be talking about the Northwind sample database which is
replaced with a more complicated and sophisticated one named AdventureWorks
and as you should mark the Client Tools\Management Tools during the setup of
SQL Server 2005, you should also mark this sample database during the Setup
(You'll see a button named Advanced on the Components to Install window,
click on it).
However, you can install the Management Tools and Sample database after the
installation as well. Just go to "Add\Remove Programs" or "Programs and
Features" and click on Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and click Change button to
make changes on your installed SQL Server instances.
Or simply, go to Tools\Setup folder in SQL Server 2005 Setup media and run
"SqlRun_Tools.msi" to install Client Tools.
You can also download AdventureWorks database from www.codeplex.com
Note:
There is no Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer in SQL Server 2005\2008.
There is an integrated tool SQL Server Management Studio. In this tool,
you'll find Query Editor instead of Query Analyzer.
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Ekrem Önsoy
"john coltrane" <tendengarci (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote
Quote:
I just installed SQL Server 2005 Developer edition and a client
browser is not installed. 2003 came with a brower and a sample
database. Is there something else I need to install or is there no
client browser for 2005?
thanks for the help
john |