sql server 2005 - Need Help- Unable to find Servername

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Hello,

I have installed Studio-2005 but unable to login through windows authentication.. I tried all servernames but it doesn't work.. please help me..

Posted 28-May-15 1:42am

amaansworld

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ZurdoDev 28-May-15 8:01am

How can we help? You don't know how to login to your sql server. What makes you think we'll know how to?

amaansworld 29-May-15 5:42am

Hey mate, Don't be upset. It seems you don't understand my question..

ZurdoDev 29-May-15 7:50am

I'm not upset. I just don't see how anyone can tell you how to login to your server.

Thanks for clearing things up.

amaansworld 31-Jul-15 0:46am

You no need if you don't know..

ZurdoDev 31-Jul-15 7:04am

No one knows where your servers are. Not sure why you can't understand that.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-05-28T02:04:00

Visual Studio 2005 does not install SQL server for you - many people would never need it.
Instead, you need to go to the Microsoft site and download SQL server as a separate application, and install it on at least one computer in your LAN segment. This can be your development machine for testing, or a production server for release - you should never try to develop against a production server, that's a route to a world of pain!

There is a free version of SQL Server you can install: Sql Server Express - you will have to decide which version you want yourself, download it, and install (Google can find it for you) - but do follow one of many the online installation guides - you have to be careful sometimes or it can conflict with all sorts of things!