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SQL Server Tools includes storage engine that includes a complete set of graphical tools and command prompt utilities that allow users, programmers, and administrators. SSMS, SSRS, SSIS & SSAS are most commonly used tools.

May 2008 - Posts

SQL Server Cumulative Update uninstallation fiasco. Dude, can I remove SQL Server setup files?
We have been struggling to uninstall the Cumulative Update package 7 on a development SQL Server! As it is an important aspect of installation to rollback or to have a backout plan tested if you are performing any kind of installation against your Production Read More...
Install cumulative update package 7 on a SQL Server Cluster?
IN continuation to the post Rollback_of_CumulativeUpdate-hotfix-ServicePack I was asked about any procedure or steps on installing Cumulative update package 7 for SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2 on Active node SQL 2005 cluster. The simple answer is all Read More...
SQL Server Service Pack or Hotfix patch or Cumulative Update: do not attempt Windows System Restore as a backout plan?
To cut the long story short, during a recent implementation of Cumulative Update 6 and 7 on a particular 'application domain' server we have had major application issues due to a mix up of application code & these SQL cumulative update fixes. Actually Read More...
SQL Server 2005 Failover Clustering on Windows Server 2008 - webcast
Windows Server 2008 is on full fledged wave now after it has been launched in February and it is obvious that many questions will be flying around about supportability & manageability for existing SQL Server versions such as 2005 at the moment. Think Read More...
SQL Server Release Services - Cumulative Update or frequent Service pack releases, which one you favour?
Here is the hot news, SQL Server Global Release Services (GRS) has revised their schedule of releasing Service Packs for SQL Server product by stating ' changed approach to Service Packs '. Now the big question how far you can stretch in deploying these Read More...