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I have a C# / Entity Framework web application runs fine against a local SQL 2012 db. I copied the db out to a new RDS instance, and can access the db via Visual Studio and SQL Server Management Studio. I hav a unit test which authenticates the user and then attempts inserts a record in a table using an Entity Framework call -- dataContext.SaveChanges(). I get the following error: {"The underlying provider failed on Open."} {"No such host is known"} {"A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not

Amazon recently announced support for time zone change in Oracle RDS . Since this is still not supported for Microsoft SQL Server 2012, are there any workarounds, to obtain functionality similar to changing the whole database time zone? Since you're asking for workarounds... We basically totally disregard server time/database time zone and work entirely off of UTC. GetUtcDate() for instance for all 'DateCreated' columns. Since we've committed to that approach we just don't bump up against any issues. If you need to store the time zone alongside your date data, you can use DateTimeOffset. The

I imported my MySQL database tables to Amazon RDS. My problem is that my queries don't longer work and I get error that my table 'Folders' doesn't exists. The reason for that is that the table names are not all with lower casing, which causes the query to throw this error. Is there a way to change the table name with one with uppercase using MySQL Workbench against Amazon RDS database. I tried using 'alter table', but it gives me an error "Selected name conflicts with exists table' when I try to rename to the same name and changing to capital letter. Any ideas how to solve this? Maybe there is

I have asp.net app and I'm going to store my session in SQL Server. I'm using Amazon RDS (Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition). I am using local db for testing and its works well there. So I've tried to create session db with next line aspnet_regsql.exe -ssadd -sstype p -S mydb.rds.amazonaws.com -U myuser-P mypass So as I meant it works for local db. But for Amazon RDS I've received next exception: Start adding session state. .. An error occurred during the execution of the SQL file 'InstallSqlState.sql'. Th e SQL error number is 229 and the SqlException message is: The EXECUTE permissio n

Reading some conflicting answers from Google searches, not sure if the answer is Yes, No, or maybe. John Bell I thought it was pretty clear when reading this : Amazon RDS currently does not support the following SQL Server features: The ability to run Reporting, Analysis, Integration, or Master Data Services on the same server as the DB instance. If you need to do this, we recommend that you either install SQL Server on an EC2 instance or use an on-premise SQL Server instance to act as the Reporting, Analysis, Integration, or Master Data Services server. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions