Yes, if you need detailed instructions on configuring Enterprise Manager, please contact support@je2000.com To initially get your database up and running, you could send us a backup of your local SQL database and we could "restore" that into the database we setup for you. You could also use DTS or a bulk copy procedure.

Yes, you will be provided an address, login and password credentials to use for accessing your SQL Server 2000 database.

Yes, you can connect to our SQL Server remotely using Enterprise Manager or any other SQL Server management utility.

Press SHIFT+F10 to perform a mouse right-click. For more information about keyboard shortcut keystrokes, see Accessibility for MMC in SQL Server Enterprise Manager Help. Right-click the server icon to change the setting that shows or hides system databases and system objects. Select Edit SQL Server Registration Properties, and then on the General tab, select Show system databases and system objects.

To connect to a named instance of SQL Server 2005 just enter instance name in after host name and back slash symbol in 'Host name' field of Database Registration Info form. (For example: my_server\my_instance.) Run SQL Server Client Network Utility (WINDOWS\\SYSTEM32\\cliconfig.exe) on client computer where STUDIO (particularly EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server) runs. Add a new server alias with Server Name in form <server_name>\\<instanse_name> and TCP/IP as Network library.

First, you need to run SQL Anywhere as Open Server. It's required Open Server Gateway for SQL Anywhere ver.5 and nothing for SQL Anywhere ver.6 (see SQL Anywhere Manuals for command line options).

You can connect to the One5 SQL Server using SQL Enterprise Manager from SQL2000. You must install SQL2000 Service Pack 2. There are several performance problems in SQL2000 Enterprise Manager that are corrected in Service Pack 2.

FYI anybody getting this error with Windows 2003, see the following article for one possible solution: PRB: Error Message "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found" Occurs When You Access SQL Server 2000 with HTTP

EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server is a powerful graphical tool for Microsoft?? SQL Server administration and development. It makes creating and editing MS SQL Server database objects easy and fast, and allows you to run SQL scripts, manage users and their privileges, build SQL queries visually, extract, print and search metadata, export data to 14 available formats and import them from most popular formats, view and edit BLOB fields, and many more.

Second, TSDDatabase.RemoteDatabases property has to contain, for example, the following string "SRV:PUBS", where SRV is SQL Server name, PUBS is a database on server SRV.

First, you need to run SQL Anywhere as Open Server. It's required Open Server Gateway for SQL Anywhere ver.5 and nothing for SQL Anywhere ver.6 (see SQL Anywhere Manuals for command line options). Second, you need to install Open Client Library (see below).

The Export/Import tools in STUDIO includes additional features, which are not available in SQL Manager for SQL Server.

First of all you must have an opportunity to connect to some local or remote SQL Server 7, MS SQL Server 2000,? MSDE, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server Express? (See http://www.microsoft.com/sql/ for details) to work with EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server. Besides you need your computer to satisfy the system requirements of SQL Manager for SQL Server. EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server runs on Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP and Pentium 166, 32 Mb RAM is recommended.

We provide a MS SQL login and password for your SQL database. Connect to the online SQL server using the Enterprise manager or our online SQL Manager to create tables. Install MS SQL 2000 on your local Windows NT machine and register the online SQL Server by.... And then this server would appear on your enterprise manager...Right click and CONNECT and then create your SQL tables.

SQL Server is Microsoft's flagship database system for enterprises. While it is extremely fast and reliable, it may be costly for small companies. Find out more at the SQL Server product page.

Server SQL modes define what SQL syntax MySQL should support and what kind of data validation checks it should perform. This makes it easier to use MySQL in different environments and to use MySQL together with other database servers. The MySQL Server apply these modes individually to different clients. For more information, see Section 5.2.6, "SQL Modes".

You can set the default SQL mode (for mysqld startup) with the --sql-mode option. Using the statement SET [SESSION|GLOBAL] sql_mode='modes', you can change the settings from within a connection, either locally to the connection, or to take effect globally. You can retrieve the current mode by issuing a SELECT @@sql_mode statement.

server=<yourservername>;uid=<youruid>;password=<yourpassword>;database=<yourdbName>" For SqlConnection we do not provide a Provider . Provider is used in cases where OleDbConnection is used.

Eudora needs a either a CommToolbox or TCP connection in order to contact your server. This is typically done through MacTCP or, more recently, using OpenTransport. Either of these are included on all Macintosh computers sold today. I will not go into detail into how to set these up. You will need these for all Internet programs that you want to run, not just Eudora.

Live Communications Server 2005 Enterprise Edition uses a separate physical SQL 2000 server as its presence registrar, a core component of its presence and IM architecture. A separate physical SQL 2000 Server and licence is required before attempting to install Live Communications Server 2005 Enterprise Edition. See the Live Communications Server planning and quick start guides on the Live Communications Server Deployment Centre for more information.

The DriverManager class is a core part of the java.sql package for Java database connectivity, it provides a registry of JDBC drivers that are loaded and available for use, and methods to get database connections using those drivers. The JDBC specification requires implementations of the java.sql.Driver interface to register themselves with the DriverManager method registerDriver(Driver) when their class is loaded through the Class.forName(String) method.

For a features comparison for SQL Server Standard vs. Enterprise editions, visit: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/features/compare-features.mspx.

Since the Colocated equipment is yours, you can decide what software to install for remote management. Most equipment already will have web based or telnet based remote management support, and most windows servers already have built in remote management capability. Unix based Colocated servers typically support SSH which is a secure encrypted method of remotely managing servers. SSH is a replacement for the older insecure protocols such as ftp, rlogin and telnet.

Yes. If your company has Virtual Private Network software, or subscribes to a web based e-mail service, you can log onto the One Zone™ service, and connect to your mailbox or network.