Difference between revisions of "Connecting to Database - MS SQL"
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− | *Use the following steps to log into your MS SQL database using SQL Management Studio | + | *Use the following steps to log into your MS SQL database using SQL Server Management Studio |
#Log into the WCP and click '''"MS SQL"''' | #Log into the WCP and click '''"MS SQL"''' | ||
#Copy the server listed for your database. For example: '''"sql1.hostek.com"''' | #Copy the server listed for your database. For example: '''"sql1.hostek.com"''' |
Revision as of 21:56, 12 February 2013
SQL Server Management Studio
- Use the following steps to log into your MS SQL database using SQL Server Management Studio
- Log into the WCP and click "MS SQL"
- Copy the server listed for your database. For example: "sql1.hostek.com"
- Open SQL Management Studio
- Paste the server you copied from step 2 into the "Server name" field
- Set "Authentication" to "SQL Server Authentication"
- Enter the database username and password and click "Connect"
- You can also hide the system objects in SQL Management Studio by using the following steps:
- Click "Tools"
- Select "Options" from the menu
- Click "General" under "Environment"
- Check the box for "Hide system objects in Object Explorer" and click "OK"
- Restart SQL Management Studio and Reconnect to your database.
MyLittleAdmin
- Use the following steps to log into your MS SQL database using MyLittleAdmin
- Log into the WCP and click "MS SQL Tools"
- Select your database and user
- Click "MyLittleAdmin"