What is the the SQL Server Provisioning Tool for Windows Vista
- Date: December 24th, 2007
- Author: Steven Warren
- Category: sql server
- Tags: Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Tool, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Databases, Enterprise Software, Operating Systems, Software
In order to get SQL Server 2005 properly working in Windows Vista, you must load SQL Server SP2.
By default, Administrators are not automatically granted rights to connect to SQL Server. Once you load SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition on your Windows Vista machine, please download and install SQL Server 2005 SP2.
After the install is complete, the provisioning tool runs allowing you to grant the appropriate rights.
Steven S. Warren is a freelance writer with a passion for learning. He is the author of The VMware Workstation 5 Handbook and is a Microsoft MVP. When he is not writing, he is spending time with his family and friends. You can also find him on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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