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managing SQL server database without Enterprise Manager
Does anybody know if it's possible to manage your SQL server database without the use of Enterprise Manager? I've been looking for a solution (preferably one that's affordable also!) and so far the best I've been able to come up with (and I haven't tested it extensively) is to create a database project in Access which connects to the SQL Server database. I did this and set up a successful connection, but haven't actually tried adding/editing tables with it yet.

If anybody has other solutions, I'd love to hear about them.

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I was looking for a GUI interface. I'm not very familiar with the SQL create table/edit table, etc. commands
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I was looking for a GUI interface. I'm not very familiar with the SQL create table/edit table, etc. commands


Try http://msde.biz/ - they have a gui client freely available.
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Does anybody know if it's possible to manage your SQL server database without the use of Enterprise Manager? I've been looking for a solution (preferably one that's affordable also!) and so far the best I've been able to come up with (and I haven't tested it extensively) is to create a database project in Access which connects to the SQL Server database. I did this and set up a successful connection, but haven't actually tried adding/editing tables with it yet.

If anybody has other solutions, I'd love to hear about them.

Thanks,
IS

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