Sql Microsoft Server Management Studio For Mac

Run the Windows version of SQL Server on your Mac (with the help of VirtualBox). Download Windows from Microsoft's Software Download page and install it. Virtual machine you just created), download SQL Server Management Studio. SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) is an integrated environment for managing any SQL infrastructure, from SQL Server to SQL Database. SSMS provides tools to configure, monitor, and administer instances of SQL. Use SSMS to deploy, monitor, and upgrade the data-tier components used by your applications, as well as build queries and scripts. Mac emulators online.

The Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, shortly called as SSMS is a Flexible and most powerful tool to work with. This is not the actual server but it provides an opportunity to connect and work with SQL elegantly. In this article we will cover most of the options that are available in this SQL management studio tool. TIP: Please refer to understand the steps involved in installing SQL Server completely, and to understand the steps involved in installing SSMS only. Start SQL Server Management Studio In order to open or Start the SSMS, type SQL Server Management Studio on start page as we shown below, Or open the Run dialog box and type SSMS.exe Alternatively, you can navigate yourself to C: ProgramData Microsoft Windows Start Menu Programs Microsoft SQL Server 2014 for 64 bit, and C: ProgramData(x86) Microsoft Windows Start Menu Programs Microsoft SQL Server 2014 for 32-bit and click the application. Once you click on the SQL Management Studio, a new window called Connect to Server will be opened as we shown below. This will help you to connect with four different Server Types • Database Engine: To work with relational databases.

Here, we use the Transact SQL queries to communicate with server. • Analysis Services: This is to work with (SSAS). • Reporting Services: This Server type is to work with (SSRS). • Integration Services: This Server type is to work with (SSIS). Let me select the Server type as Database Engine Server Name: It is nothing but a SQL Server Instance Name. • Default Instance: If you installed SQL Server with Default instance then you can use localhost, system IP Address,., computer name. • Named Instance: If you installed SQL Server with Named Instance then you have to specify the instance name., For example, if your system name is PRASAD, and your instance name is John then use PRASAD John Authentication: You have to select the Authentication that you want to use for connecting to server.

• Window Authentication: If you are the system admin, and if your SQL Server is installed in the local computer then you can use this option. • SQL Server Authentication: In real-time we always have to use this mode of authentication. This will ask the user to enter Username, and Password to connect with server.