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Hi All,
Trying to do some querying in my (local) SQL Server. Thing is I am having trouble accessing my default instance, though no trouble accessing the one named instance I have. I have been to Stack Overflow , read up, posted a few things, then told to read again after it all failed. I get a Network error message
error 26 :
After further investigation, it seems the issue is with the VMI. I cannot connect to the VMI provider. It seems the issue is that one of my instances is of a 32-bit copy of SQL Server and one is a version of a 64-bit copy of SQL Server (My OS is 64-bit):
.microsoft.com/en-us/help/956013/error-message-when-you-open-sql-server-configuration-manager-in-sql-se
Now, I followed up on above:
But I get the same error message and I am unable to access SQL Server Configuration Manager in Computer Management.
Sorry for the overload, I have been at this for around a week...just to be able to do some querying.
I tried to double-check the versions installed, whether they were 32-bit or 64-bit...but I don't know how to do it ...since I cannot connect to one of the versions.
SERENITY NOW!
Trying to do some querying in my (local) SQL Server. Thing is I am having trouble accessing my default instance, though no trouble accessing the one named instance I have. I have been to Stack Overflow , read up, posted a few things, then told to read again after it all failed. I get a Network error message
error 26 :
.microsoft.com/en-us/help/956013/error-message-when-you-open-sql-server-configuration-manager-in-sql-se
Now, I followed up on above:
Sorry for the overload, I have been at this for around a week...just to be able to do some querying.
I tried to double-check the versions installed, whether they were 32-bit or 64-bit...but I don't know how to do it ...since I cannot connect to one of the versions.
SERENITY NOW!