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1. SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA INSTALL
2. SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA PASSWORD
3. SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA DOWNLOAD
4. SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA WINDOWS

Hope this helps! Thank you! This solution worked for me and saved lot of time. Only when I specify my account directly does it work. If I follow the above procedure and specifiy this (or any other group which I'm a member of) I still get the original issue ocurring.

SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA INSTALL

During the install I specified Users\Domain Admins (which I am a member of) as the group with DBA privs. Restart the SQL Server service Now I am able to login to Database Engine as myself. Add my own domain account as a Login, with sysadm server role.

SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA PASSWORD

Logon to SSMS from the server itself - no password required. Stop the "SQL Server" service and run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe" -m" (as described in to start SQL Server in Local Only mode.

SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA WINDOWS

I was able to solve this issue by doing the following (NOTE: I only have Windows Authentication enabled, not mixed) 1.

It appears my only recourse is to uninstall, then reinstall in Mixed mode, then to login as SA in SQL Server Authentication mode & add MYDOMAIN\MYLOGIN as a administrator for the Database Engine.īefore I do so, does anyone know of a better approach? Unfortunately, I can't since I didn't install SQL Server Authentication mode (only Windows Authentication Mode). The 'fix' I have found online is to login as SA in SQL Server Authentication mode & add MYDOMAIN\MYLOGIN as a administrator for the Database Engine. Reason: Token-based server access validation failed with an infrastructure error. Windows Authentication for the Database Engine gives the following error: The SQL Server Management Studio allows me to login to Analysis Services, Integration Services, Reporting Services, BUT NOT the Database Engine! Since this is a development machine, I saw no need for Mixed Mode when I did the install. Then click the button at the bottom of the Shrink Pop Window to Shrink the file needing shrinking.I installed SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition (-1414) on a Windows Vista 32-bit development machine with Windows Authentication Mode only (no SQL Server Authentication). Next locate “Shrink Action” and click the radio button to select “Release unused Space” Then, locate “File type” entry and change drop down selection to “log” Return from the Shrink Pop Up window (repeat steps 1 through 4 above) Then click the button at the bottom of the Shrink Pop Window to Re-organize the File needing shrinking. Next locate the “Shrink file to” value, high-light the number, type 30 Next locate “Shrink Action” and click the radio button to select “Re-organize pages before releasing unused space” Locate “File type” entry and change drop down selection to “log” Then from the Shrink drop down menu, high-light and click on Files Then from the Tasks drop down menu, high-light Shrink I first re-organize the file and then shrank it.Īgain, using Microsoft SQL 2005 Server Manager Express,įirst, from the Object explorer panel on the left, locate the offending database, click on it once then right-click to expose the dropdown menu

Trust me, if you don’t you won’t connect to the …#SSEE database. 🙂 Lots of space released and I’m wiser for it.Īs I worked through an SBS 2008 migration, the Companyweb migration instructions specify to ONLY open AS ADMINISTRATOR (right click the shortcut) the SQL Server Management Studio Express (SSMSE) before entering the Named Pipe path. So a little Googling and up popped an Experts Exchange thread that had the information embedded – With the Express Management Studio GUI and a couple of clicks it was all sorted. My _log.ldf file was well over 30GB! Also, the drive was less that 1% from full. What had occurred is that this separate and experimental lab server doesn’t have a regular backup routine consequently, SQL’s log grows and grows until a backup is made. ***now months later I found this critically important to a SharePoint installation that was using this database instance.

SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 GRANT SA DOWNLOAD

Download and install the SQL Server Management Studio Express (if no SQL management tool is available).You optionally could also use SQLCMD or OSQL scripts. In SQL Server Management Studio UI you must use a named pipe identity in order to connect to this instance.

If you ever need to get at the databases contained in the instance you will find that this isn’t conventional. The instance is noted by a name of ‘MICROSOFT#SSEE’. These include WSUS 3.0 and WSS 3.0 (SharePoint Services). Several Microsoft applications require databases that utilize the Windows Internal Database aka SQL Server 2005 Embedded Edition.