Hi

Just installed a new SQL Server 2005 server. And have some questions related
to the connection window in Management Studio.
When I Launch Management Studio I choose the server I will connect to in the
server box. In this there is no name, so I choose "Browse for more.."
Here I can select the server to connect to. Under "local Servers" I have en
entry saying "database Engine" but no servers are listed. I have to choose
"Network servers", and browse down to I find the server in Questions. Does
this sound right when I'm launching Management Studio from the local server
where the database engine is installed?
In the SQL Server 2005 Surface Area configuration tool the server is
configured for Remote Connections. I've chosen "local and Remote
connections." and enabled both TCP/IP and names pipes. The only option that
I can connect to under "local servers" are Integration services".

/A.

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote

Hello Andy,

SQL Server Database Engine may not be installed during SQL Server Setup. To
ensure if this is true or false, you must open SQL Server Configuration
Manager and check out "SQL Server 2005 Services" node to see installed SQL
Server services.

Tell us what SQL Server services are installed. If you can see the Database
Engine (which looks like "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" if it's a Default
Instance or "SQL Server (<Instance_name>)" in case it's a Named Instance).

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"A." <andy.i (AT) spamblcoker (DOT) org> wrote