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Hardip
Hi All
I realised that the Project Server 2003 database cannot be generated
automatically when installing Project Server 2003 on SQL 2005. I located the
following article:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/HA011654021033.aspx
I've worked by way through points 1 - 6. However, I have the following
questions relating to Points 6 and 7.
1. I cannot locate the Query Analyzer, however I can see the PSRoles.sql
script in the Support/Database folder I copied over. How would I run this
script in SQL 2005 against my "ProjectServer" database?
2.Is "SQL Server Enterprise Manager" the same as SQL Server Management
Studio"? At the moment I don't login into SQL 2005. However, I think I
might be getting a little confused here as this points relates to logging
into the database or am I completely wrong?.
By the by, I've already changed the setting from "Windows Authentication
Mode" to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode" as this also errored
during setup - ho-hum.
Any clarifications or pointers would be welcome and much appreciated.
Thanks in advance to all who take time to help me.
Hardip
Ps: Its been a few years since I did this kind of stuff... I'm enjoying it
(sad but true)
I realised that the Project Server 2003 database cannot be generated
automatically when installing Project Server 2003 on SQL 2005. I located the
following article:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/HA011654021033.aspx
I've worked by way through points 1 - 6. However, I have the following
questions relating to Points 6 and 7.
1. I cannot locate the Query Analyzer, however I can see the PSRoles.sql
script in the Support/Database folder I copied over. How would I run this
script in SQL 2005 against my "ProjectServer" database?
2.Is "SQL Server Enterprise Manager" the same as SQL Server Management
Studio"? At the moment I don't login into SQL 2005. However, I think I
might be getting a little confused here as this points relates to logging
into the database or am I completely wrong?.
By the by, I've already changed the setting from "Windows Authentication
Mode" to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode" as this also errored
during setup - ho-hum.
Any clarifications or pointers would be welcome and much appreciated.
Thanks in advance to all who take time to help me.
Hardip
Ps: Its been a few years since I did this kind of stuff... I'm enjoying it
(sad but true)