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prasad-994585
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Posted Wednesday, January 21, 2009 8:33 AM
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Hi all,
I have installed 2 instance of SQL Server on a same computer . One is a defualt instance and other is named instance:I am able to connect to default instance since it is on port 1433.My named instance is on port 2085.Can any body plz tell me how to connect to this named instance form cmd line and likewise from the SQL Studio .
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Prasad
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Jack Corbett
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You need to reference the SQL Server as Server\Instance,Port I believe.
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hi Prasand i want to know how to create diffiirent server name instance .
please write in steps. i need for sql server 2008.
please replay me .
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prasad-994585 (1/21/2009)
Hi all,
I have installed 2 instance of SQL Server on a same computer . One is a defualt instance and other is named instance:I am able to connect to default instance since it is on port 1433.My named instance is on port 2085.Can any body plz tell me how to connect to this named instance form cmd line and likewise from the SQL Studio .
Regards,
Prasad
Type in the following while connecting to the sql server
ComputerName\NamedInstanceName,2085
Substitute computer name with your computer name and named instance name with your named instance. For example: Prudhvi-PC\SQL2012,2085
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Prudhviraj (4/10/2013)
prasad-994585 (1/21/2009)
Hi all,
I have installed 2 instance of SQL Server on a same computer . One is a defualt instance and other is named instance:I am able to connect to default instance since it is on port 1433.My named instance is on port 2085.Can any body plz tell me how to connect to this named instance form cmd line and likewise from the SQL Studio .
Regards,
Prasad
Type in the following while connecting to the sql server
ComputerName\NamedInstanceName,2085
Substitute computer name with your computer name and named instance name with your named instance. For example: Prudhvi-PC\SQL2012,2085
Try it first without the port number. If you haven't assigned a fixed port, it will be dynamically assigned each time the named instanced is started. The SQL Browser service will help you connect to the named instance.
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