About Microsoft sql server 2008r2 management studio
Microsoft SQL Server compatibility SQL Server 2022 SQL Server 2019, 2017, 2016 SP1, 2016, 2014, 2012, LocalDB SQL Server 2008, 2008R2 (including Express edition) SQL Server 2005 (including Express edition) SQL Server 2000 (limited support) SQL Server installed on Linux SQL Server on Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) ApsaraDB RDS Azure SQL Database (SQL DB) Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly Azure SQL Data Warehouse (SQL DW)) Dedicated but not Serverless Azure SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI) Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) multi-factor authentication (MFA) Azure Private Link for Azure SQL Database Heroku CloudMicrosoft SQL Server Management Studio compatibility SSMS v20 SSMS v19 SSMS v18 SSMS v17 SSMS 2016 (including Express editions) Note Starting from version 7.0, the SQL Server Management Studio add-ins in the dbForge for SQL Server product line will no longer support integration with SSMS 2012/2014. However, previous versions of the SSMS add-ins will remain compatible with SSMS 2012/2014.Services Compatibility StrongDMSystem requirements Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11 Windows Server 2008/2012/2016/2019/2022 .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher installed. You can download .NET Framework here. Note .NET Framework is pre-installed in Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11.Permissions required to use Schema ComparedbForge Schema Compare can compare and synchronize schemas of a SQL Server database. To perform this effectively, the user needs access to the schema and the data objects of a database, and may require additional privileges depending on the options of data synchronization.The VIEW DEFINITION permission is the minimum permission you need to have to compare databases.In SQL Server 2000 Task Permissions Gathering information about the database schema a user must be a member of the PUBLIC role Updating the database being compared a user must have INSERT and UPDATE rights granted in addition to SELECT permissions Synchronizing databases a user must have a db_owner role Working with encrypted objects a user must have a sysadmin role Comparing the databases that contain tables with different constraints a user must be granted the VIEW ANY DEFINITION and VIEW SERVER STATE permissions Note The easiest way to grant SELECT permissions on all objects is to add a user to the database’s db_datareader built-in role. The easiest way
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In .NET. What we achieved here is to put some well-known nice tools and features in .NET together and come up with a workable solution. Because there is too much to cover in one article, we will mainly concentrate on business and persistence layers of N-Tier architecture in our sample solution, but will still briefly touch other layers too. In order to understand better this article, we suggest you to read first our previous article on the basics of N-Tier architecture here. As our previous article, this article is also based on the assumption that a team has a full control over all layers of the N-Tier architecture. Using the code The code is created in Visual Studio 2010. Following steps are needed before you build and run this project. 1) Install the database Northwind in SQL server; I used SQL server expression 2008R2; other version should be fine too. Open the script file \GH.3Tier.Demo\instnwnd.sql in Sql server management Studio, then execute it. 2) update the data source for the NorthwindEntities database connectionString in the config files of three application projects GH.Northwind.Web, GH.Northwind.Business.Host and GH.Northwind.EntityFramework.Host with your own sql server name. 3) If the combination result of parameters "N-Tier" and "UseWcfDataservice" in the configuration file of project GH.Northwind.Web and parameter "UseWcfDataservice" in project GH.Northwind.Business.Host will need a WCF service or WCF data service, we will need to launch wcf project GH.Northwind.Business.Host locally by right-clicking the project in solution explorer of Visual Studio, then click View in Browser. Also we can launch the wcf data service project GH.Northwind.EntityFramework.Host locally by the similar way; see table 2 later for some possible combination results. Currently, we only implement CRUD operations for entity Product in the ASP.NET MVC3. Disclaimer The sample code is solely based on my self-study and research results, not based on any practical project. The database Northwind used in this sample is the Microsoft famous public database, which originally comes with every Microsoft Access database and some old SQL servers. The code is just for the purpose to explain the overall architecture only, so it is very primitive and far away
