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I just installed SQL Server Express 2008 because of intellisense feature. It worked at first but than it stopped working. Looking for the option to check and later consulting Google I have found that it looks like Microsoft disabled intellisense if you connect to SQL Server 2005 databases. Is this absolutely correct ? Is there any solution for this (some registry "switch") ? If you'd like to see the feature added, vote for the request on Connect . Here is feedback from the team regarding why it was dropped: Let me share product team’s information about the version support of IntelliSense. This

I'm stuck. I've looked for an answer, but can't seem to find subtracting time in the same table from two different rows of the same table that fits. I'm having a difficult time with the following query. In the table below, I want to differentiate the TimeOut from one row to the TimeIn of the next row. Consider in the following table of finding the difference in minutes between the TimeOut in Row 1 (10:35am) and the TimeIn in Row 2 (10:38am). Table 1: TIMESHEET ROW EmpID TimeIn TimeOut ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 138 2014-01-05 10:04:00 2014-01-05 10:35:00

I need to connect to a SQL Server 2008 instance in another Windows domain to manage it. We only use Windows Authentication. In Windows XP, I could use the "Manage Network Passwords" feature to store on my local machine my username and password for the remote machine. Doing so would cause SQL Server Management Studio to use those credentials, instead of my local credentials, when connecting to that server. This worked great, and prevented my having to enter a username or password every time I connected with SSMS. But, Holy Cow, after upgrading to Windows 7, I can no longer do this. Adding my

When I click on the "Databases" node in "Object Explorer" it just keeps on "Loading items" until at some point it just hangs. This happens only when connecting to a remote server, not when accessing a database on my PC. It also doesn't happen with any other node. The guys at the web-hosting company didn't have any trouble with it. (But they're running 2008, and so is the SQL server there) I reinstalled the whole SQL server etc. but to no avail. What might be the problem? I experienced this same problem: when accessing a remote server with the Object Explorer, SSMS would hang indefinitely. The

In Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2008 there is a "Generate scripts..." option under the Tasks menu. I'm just wondering if this tool is available from the command line somehow? It looks similar to the sqlpubwiz.exe command line tool that was available for SQL Server 2005, but I can't find this executable anywhere in the SQL 2008 installation. The script generating options of Management Studio are just a wrapper around the SMO scripting capabilities . Simple scripts are obtained by using the Script() method on various SMO types. More complex scripts are created by the specialized

I have done this dozens of times but just recently ran into this error. Here are the steps I have gone through to get here: Create a copy of my Azure SQL v12 database on the same server as the original Export the copy-version (completely inactive from user interaction) to blob storage Download the .bacpac file from blob storage to my local drive In SSMS (October 2016 release) my local sql server instance, right click Databases and choose 'Import Data Tier Application' Choose my recently downloaded bacpac file and start the import It only takes a few seconds for it to bomb out and I get the