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 Posted - 2005-11-10 : 07:29:24
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| Don Waldhalm writes "I have several instances of SQL on my server (I'm using MSDE--I don't have enterprise manager). I created the newest instance for a .Net app that I'm writing.I've started the service for the instance in question, I've restored from a backup (I'm moving data from an existing instance on another server). I can work with the new instance of SQL on the server (qurey it with command propmt). However, I can't see it from anywhere on the LAN. It does not show up on the list of servers (osql -L) --even on the local server.What step am I missing?" |
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JonnyG
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Making a named instance of SQL available on the network 