Did you try to connect to this instance from another machine? I suspect tools are corrupted on the laptop where you are getting the problem.
Is this anyway related to SQL Server? As i see AD, SVN & TFS but nothing in specific to handle TSQL.
Its a complext way to supporting the multiple queries, using SSMS you can do to some extent but nothig is free when you need something critical :-)....
It is an open question asking lot of items to fulfil, more or less this construct as a consulting work :-). Nevertheless to get an idea go thorugh...
Welcome to the forums. You need to look into that tool and find how to build up the connection string to the database server & corresponding database...
Welcome to the forums. Yes it is possible, just create multiple datasets - each for 1 database and write up a query to combine those datasets....
What is the edition of SQL Server you are using? what are the MIN and MAX memory settings? Can you share the TSQL or MDx used in that Multi-valued...
Why did you put a poll for the question? Also you can get more information with demo from...
First things first, what is the edition of SQL Server you are using here? the steps you have defined are clear enough but still little more...
...just adding to what said above: did you get a chance to cross verify the execution plan between these 2 machines. See what Shehap mentioned to...
I believe David explained the solution clealry about how to do it, so its your turn to write up the TSQL and show here so that we can save lot of...
How big are the database transactions? Irrespective of database mirroroing or not the consistency is based on the recovery interval option. See what...
...Further you have to uninstall the relevant programs on current machine in order to do the install afresh.
Welcome to the forums. As you referred in your second step that DB1 from ServerA is replicated to ServerB, so it will take care the transactions...
Just to take off from Unanswered posts, also it will be ideal for others if you specify the VISA requirement for this position.
...just to addup, make sure you are using SQL 2008 Management studio and not SQLExpress edition one.
Please refrain quoting third party tool advertisement, rather it will be ideal to post your related thread or information in Third party tools...
As you running RTM edition of SQL R2 try to test it on Service Pack1 machine, http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=26727 fyi
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