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K. Brian Kelley
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Posted Wednesday, October 21, 2009 12:28 AM
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Enabling the Dedicated Administrator Connection (DAC) in SQL Server Express
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to me on Express 2008 it still says that DAC isn't enabled, though the log says that it's enabled. I don't understand
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Although certainly cool, there should be very little value of this on SQL Express
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K. Brian Kelley
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Roberto Filippi (10/21/2009)
to me on Express 2008 it still says that DAC isn't enabled, though the log says that it's enabled. I don't understand
I had to do the work around I mentioned in the article. I also had to do so with appropriate privileges to make those changes. When you check the startup parameters, do you see the indicators that SQL Server Express has picked up the additional trace flag?
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noeld (10/21/2009)
Although certainly cool, there should be very little value of this on SQL Express
In a regular production environment I would tend to agree. This came out of the comments I saw when folks were trying to use Logon Triggers and not being able to use the DAC. Turns out they were using SQL Server Express because it's what was installed on their systems.
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Pardon Brian, firt of all I forgoto to thank you for your work
The flag seems to be on, as you well explained to check in logs
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And the log says that the DAC isn't enabled?
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Roberto Filippi
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Posted Thursday, October 22, 2009 10:19 AM
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This is the situation:
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K. Brian Kelley
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Is SQL Browser running. Can you connect if you specify the port?
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Roberto Filippi
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Yes, it seems to be running. Look at image2
Moreover it doesn't connect if I specify the port
Look at this. The message in italian means 'server not found or not accessible. Check if DAC is enabled'
Tnx
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