Nov 17 2011
Just connect to the database in which you are interested, open a new query window, and enter the following query:
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[sourcecode language="sql"] SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('ProductVersion') as 'Product Version', SERVERPROPERTY('ProductLevel') as 'Product Level', SERVERPROPERTY('Edition') as 'Edition' [/sourcecode] |
For me, this produced the following:
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Product Version Product Level Edition 10.50.1600.1 RTM Enterprise Edition (64-bit) |
Aug 15 2011
I began following Julie Lerman’s excellent tutorials on getting started with Entity Framework (EF) version 4.1 and the Code First technique of generated databases on the MSDN web site. However, the defaults for Code First expect you to have SQL Server Express installed for the examples to work. I was able to get EF Code First to …
Sep 27 2010
By default, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) will not let you save changes to the designs of your tables. When you attempt to do so, it wants you to drop and re-create the table. You will typically see a dialog similar to the following: However, SSMS will actually let you perform such a change without …
Nov 11 2009
I installed MySQL’s Connector/Net v6.2 on my dev machine and used the Entity Framework to query a MySQL server without any problems. Then I uploaded the same code to my hosting company’s server and I kept getting errors telling me “Unable to find the requested .Net Framework Data Provider”. In order to make it work, …