Yes, I can connect to my database at using MS Visual Studio. That’s beyond the scope of this tutorial. I’m not going into the details of how EMS SQL Server Manager works. Go ahead and double click on a table name and the tables details will open in the larger right pane ready for you to edit data or add new table names. Then under Schema there will be a user listed and under that will be a list of your tables, views, stored procedures, etc. In the left panel, Double Click on the name of the database you would like to open. With the setup complete your database(s) will be listed in the left pane as shown above. Then click the “Finish” button and wait a bit. You may want to change one or more of the settings in this window. I accept the default values listed and do nothing on this window. When you have selected your database(s), click the “Next” button.īelow is the next window. Scroll through the left database list and click on your database name and then click the right arrow button to move the database name to the Selected databases list on the right.
Don’t worry, nobody can view or edit a database unless the User Name and Password are for that database is entered. SQL Database tools don’t have the ability to filter database list by User and password so they show all databases. It’s a list of all the SQL Server databases on server name. The list of Available databases is not just your database(s). This may take a minute or 2.īelow is the next window for selecting one or more databases. I unchecked “Register a single database” because I am going to register several databases at once in this tutorial. The enter the user name and password for this SQL Server database on your Arvixe hosting package like below. Then select the SQL Server authentication radio button. This opens up the “Register Database Wizard” window as seen below. From the top database menu select “Register Host”. Just a few lines from the top it says “Server Name: “. Check your initial Arvixe emails for one titled “Hosting Account Information”. Lets register a Host account to your Arvixe server.
Compare Full and Lite versions here.Īfter installing EMS SQL Manager it can’t do anything much for you until you register a local or remote Host and then you must register databases for that Host. There is also a Lite version which is free and somewhat restricted, but maybe that’s all you need. For personal home use I have a non-commercial license which has all the same features as the commercial product. I also use it to manage all the local SQL Server databases on my PC, laptop and the company Network Servers.ĮMS have commercial and non-commercial licenses available. As a developer of Custom mojoPortal modules, I use tools like this daily and the tool I use most is EMS SQL Server Manager which available here. What I really mean is: For those who need full access to their database to view and edit data, tables, views, stored procedures, export data, export database objects, import data and more, There are database tools available that allow you to access your remote SQL Server databases on your Arvixe hosting.
If you CRUD your SQL Server database, this may interest you.īTW, CRUD stands for Create / Read / Update / Delete