Hay,
following are the steps to start sql server in single user mode -
Start >> Run >> type in CMD >> command prompt window will be appeared >> here execute command - net stop mssqlserver >> this will stop your sql server >> now to start sql server in single user mode execute the command -
sqlservr -m
Thanks
Well I am a newbie for MSAccess and don't know much about MSAccess, but I have good experience with MSSQL.
Hope I will get help from you guys in my MSAccess issues
I am creating a duplicate server for upgrade testing and want to restore the master from a my production server as well as my other databases so that everything is identical. Some of the programs were created by my predessor and I don't want any surprises. When it is time for the real upgrade.
Masterdb doesn't have that much in it tbh (logins, attached databases, linked servers)
One thing you need to be aware of it is that if you restore the masterdb from another server then internally the new server will think it is called the name of the old server.
So when you run SELECT @@SERVERNAME it will be incorrect.
In sql server 2000 you can change the value of the master system table dbo.sysservers
In sql server 2005 you cannot make ad hoc changes to system tables, so you will need to do the following:
Code:
sp_dropserver <old_name>
GO
sp_addserver <new_name>, local
GO
Thanks
Well I am a newbie for MSAccess and don't know much about MSAccess, but I have good experience with MSSQL.
Hope I will get help from you guys in my MSAccess issues