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After spending some i discovered that it is permissions issue Sql server service is running using network service but network service account did not have permissions to access the folder After granting the permissions to network service. The debug button is present on this version of ssms
But it is not present on version 18, preview 4 I have tried in several ways to add the debug button to my ssms but not successful The roles needed are sysadmin, or one of the individual roles listed in the article sql server agent fixed database roles (microsoft | sql docs) also, if the sql server agent service is disabled or not running, you also won't see it in sql server management studio. If using ssms with a full install of sql server then there is a good answer on stackoverflow
If using ssms as a standalone then the following should work locate c:\program files (x86)\microsoft sql server management studio 18\common7\ide\extensions\application open ssms.application.pkgdef with a text editor (e.g
Notepad) change the value of defaultprojectslocation defaultprojectslocation. I have the sql server instance up and running on my machine, but can't figure out the correct ip + port to use for my connection string's server property As a starting point, i'm trying to at least manually connect to my server instance with sql server management studio (via the ip address) but i can't seem to figure it out. 29 i'm trying to change the password of the sa account using sql server management studio 2012
I've followed the steps below but the password is still the same Login into the sql server management studio, select database engine, \sbsmonitoring, windows authentication In sql server management studio you can use the shortcut ctrl + k > C or ctrl + k >
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