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Dan DeCoursey
 
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Default Where is the Mgmt Studio ?? - 06-24-2009 , 09:35 AM






I have SQl2005 enterprize version that was installed "analytical"??



Here is what I got:

SQL Server 2005 --> Confiuration Tools --> SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server
Error & Usage Reports
SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration



is this allI am supposed to have ? And dont tell me to get some training

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Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]
 
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Default Re: Where is the Mgmt Studio ?? - 06-24-2009 , 10:28 AM






You need to go to add/remove programs, change, and run through the wizard
again, this time *not* turning off workstation components.

Why do you think you don't need training? Everybody could use some
training. Feeling your way around in the dark might be fun, but if you had
the luxury, you wouldn't be here asking questions, right?


On 6/24/09 10:35 AM, in article
ADA7A912-F949-4DA1-B0F6-3C699E1CED72...soft (DOT) com, "Dan DeCoursey"
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I have SQl2005 enterprize version that was installed "analytical"??



Here is what I got:

SQL Server 2005 --> Confiuration Tools --> SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server
Error & Usage Reports
SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration



is this allI am supposed to have ? And dont tell me to get some training


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Default Re: Where is the Mgmt Studio ?? - 06-24-2009 , 11:51 AM



Arron. Thanks for the response........ Training...... the comment was a
stab at humor

"Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:

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You need to go to add/remove programs, change, and run through the wizard
again, this time *not* turning off workstation components.

Why do you think you don't need training? Everybody could use some
training. Feeling your way around in the dark might be fun, but if you had
the luxury, you wouldn't be here asking questions, right?


On 6/24/09 10:35 AM, in article
ADA7A912-F949-4DA1-B0F6-3C699E1CED72...soft (DOT) com, "Dan DeCoursey"
DanDeCoursey (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I have SQl2005 enterprize version that was installed "analytical"??



Here is what I got:

SQL Server 2005 --> Confiuration Tools --> SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server
Error & Usage Reports
SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration



is this allI am supposed to have ? And dont tell me to get some training




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Dan DeCoursey
 
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Default Re: Where is the Mgmt Studio ?? - 06-24-2009 , 12:08 PM



WHen I go to Add/remove I clicked on REPORT and it tells me the common
workstation components are installed can they be installed but "turned
off"

can you tell i have never been to a SQL server class ?

"Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:

Quote:
You need to go to add/remove programs, change, and run through the wizard
again, this time *not* turning off workstation components.

Why do you think you don't need training? Everybody could use some
training. Feeling your way around in the dark might be fun, but if you had
the luxury, you wouldn't be here asking questions, right?


On 6/24/09 10:35 AM, in article
ADA7A912-F949-4DA1-B0F6-3C699E1CED72...soft (DOT) com, "Dan DeCoursey"
DanDeCoursey (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I have SQl2005 enterprize version that was installed "analytical"??



Here is what I got:

SQL Server 2005 --> Confiuration Tools --> SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server
Error & Usage Reports
SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration



is this allI am supposed to have ? And dont tell me to get some training




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Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]
 
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Default Re: Where is the Mgmt Studio ?? - 06-24-2009 , 01:10 PM



Did you expand workstation components? What do the sub-nodes say?

Search your drive(s) for sqlwb.exe ...





On 6/24/09 1:08 PM, in article
E7DD417B-1DFB-4FA6-956C-DD7F30125EB5...soft (DOT) com, "Dan DeCoursey"
<DanDeCoursey (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:
WHen I go to Add/remove I clicked on REPORT and it tells me the common
workstation components are installed can they be installed but "turned
off"

can you tell i have never been to a SQL server class ?

"Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:

You need to go to add/remove programs, change, and run through the wizard
again, this time *not* turning off workstation components.

Why do you think you don't need training? Everybody could use some
training. Feeling your way around in the dark might be fun, but if you had
the luxury, you wouldn't be here asking questions, right?


On 6/24/09 10:35 AM, in article
ADA7A912-F949-4DA1-B0F6-3C699E1CED72...soft (DOT) com, "Dan DeCoursey"
DanDeCoursey (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I have SQl2005 enterprize version that was installed "analytical"??



Here is what I got:

SQL Server 2005 --> Confiuration Tools --> SQL Server Configuration Manager
SQL Server
Error & Usage Reports
SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration



is this allI am supposed to have ? And dont tell me to get some training




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