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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2002-06-17 : 08:21:37
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| Sylvain writes "I created my first database on SQL Server 2000 ... at the beginning I couldn't access to the tables; I thought that it was because no data were entered ... while going forward and learning more about the "Enterprise Manager" and the "Query Analyser" I entered some data in my DB, I was able then to see these data with a command in the "Query Analyser" ... but then when I was going to the "Enterprise Manager" I always got the same message:"The query cannot be executed because some files are either missing or not registered.Run setup again to make sure the required files are registered."I tried then to run the setup ... but the only option I have then is to install a new instance.Then I tried simply to uninstall and reinstall the all program, but it still didn’t work, I still don’t have any access to the data through the "Enterprise Manager" even though I know there is some.I'm wondering if maybe the program I purchased has any kind of problem.Can you help me with this?Thanks,Sylvain Rossy" |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2002-06-17 : 08:54:54
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| If you don't have the latest service pack installed (SP 2 for SQL 2000) try installing that and see if it fixes it:http://www.microsoft.com/sqlSince this is strictly an Enterprise Manager issue, it's not really a problem, as you should avoid using Enterprise Manager for data selection and editing anyway. If you want to browse data, you can link the SQL Server tables into an MS Access database. There are more details on this in the Access help file under "link tables". |
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Missing or not registered files