It is not part of VS 2005, it is in your SQL Server CD under Management Tools, it is the second Management Studio in your SQL Server setup files.  Copy...

I am thinking the problem maybe related to .NET types being Unicode by default, here is a page that shows all the code pages with associated Locale ID so that...

There is Profiler in SQL Server 2005 but just not in Express.  Hope this helps.

Yes there is with a lot risk because you can enable it with sp_configure but it runs with server control permissions so you run it at a lot of risk....

I am assuming you are using the standard Express get the Advanced from the link below and you should get a decent Management Studio where you can see your code,...

I have both MCDBA and MCSE I got the MCSE because when I was through with then hard MCDBA I had only one exam left for MCSE so I took...

(Our multi-ligual is English and Spanish.  The reason all of our fields are nvarchar is that varchar is NOT SUPPORTED on the mobile.)

The .NET Char is Unicode by default so...

All you need is covered in the links below the second includes manual converter from the Military and a UDF to do it for you.  Hope this helps.

http://www.minisolve.com/TipsJulianSQL.htm

http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=64762

To add to the previous poster you got it in the first chapter because the writer himself probably does not understand the complexity of it, these are the new virtual views...

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I think you would need DTS for that move your data into temp table because a text file SQL Server sees null values so then move it from temp table to your...

I don't know 6.5 release but I know 7.0 was late 1998, both products are like day and night and not related, that almost killed the MCDBA program because the books...

The server collation will not affect your database collation if you do column level collation and use collation precedence in your DML(data manipulation language) in SQL Server 2000/2005 but I...

When you copy it to that location and choose restore from device there should be an ellipse in the wizard click on it for SQL Server to create the file...

You need to put the .bak in the Backup sub folder in  Microsoft SQL Server folder in programs and let SQL Server create the file path for you in the...