I have been putting off getting to know MySQL for sometime.....had to finally go there. Found it easiest to download the management tool from: http://www.mysql.com/
then I had to adjust the credentials on the server to allow access. Added a myself and gave myself necessary permissions to access the DB. I found this better then working directly on the server like you would work with SSMS. Querying was similar to MSSQL, just extremely scaled down.
About Me
- Bonnie Allard
- Grant, Florida, United States
- I have been in the technology industry for almost 10 years always jumping at the opportunity to learn something new. I founded the Space Coast SQL Users Group to keep me from getting obsolete. When I am not in “Tech-Mode” I love spending time with my family golfing, bowling, boating, fishing, scuba diving, motorcycling and whatever else we come up with.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Whos using the database
SP_WHO and SP_WHO2
These commands return information regarding the connections to the SQL Server.
SP_WHO2 returns more details such as date and time and CPU usage.
This can be useful when you are trying to determine if anyone is on. You will see the machine name and logged on user, as well as the database that is connected to the specified application.
These commands return information regarding the connections to the SQL Server.
SP_WHO2 returns more details such as date and time and CPU usage.
This can be useful when you are trying to determine if anyone is on. You will see the machine name and logged on user, as well as the database that is connected to the specified application.
DB information
Task pad
An option in 2000 that shows an overview of the database such as the size of the file, date and time of last back up. Option is located on the view menu from the tool bar.
Later versions of SQL have Reports, available by right clicking on the db and selecting reports. Reports are customizable, and more detailed.
An option in 2000 that shows an overview of the database such as the size of the file, date and time of last back up. Option is located on the view menu from the tool bar.
Later versions of SQL have Reports, available by right clicking on the db and selecting reports. Reports are customizable, and more detailed.
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