sql server configuration manager

[bhatted]

Hello, I installed sql server 2005 and i have sql configuration manager.so please tell me how to access it to create database and tables ,so that i can work on .net Thanks

[David Mujica]

Your question is too general. Do some work on your own, then ask specific questions. Try starting here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345332(SQL.90).aspx[^]

[bhatted]

I have sql server configuration manager.when i click on that sql server 2005 services sql server 2005 network configuration sql native client configuration I don't have management studio. I tried to load again it's giving warning: The current system does not meet the recommended hardware requirements for this SQL Server release. For detailed hardware and software requirements, see the readme file or SQL Server Books Online. I saw it requires 512MB of RAM and i have 256MB Thanks

[Pete OHanlon]

mkalantri wrote:

I saw it requires 512MB of RAM and i have 256MB

There's your problem. If you have so little RAM, you're not really going to be able to accomplish much with a database. You really need to beef up your system first.

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[Jerry Hammond]

Based upon your question it is appearent you have a ways to go before you need to concern yourself with .Net and the CLR.

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[Paul Conrad]

mkalantri wrote:

I saw it requires 512MB of RAM and i have 256MB

Well, there you go. :|

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[leckey 0]

Over the last several days you have asked question after question that if you just did a little homework you could get the answers, such as "why am I getting error ______?" We are not here to hold your hand the entire way. Buy a book, do some research, then come back with some code.

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[Mycroft Holmes]

Says it all - you obviously do not have the ability to achieve even the basics as a developer. If you are just learning you should either do a course or get a book. If this is your job then quit.

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