1. After SQL Server2005 is installed, there are only configuration tools:
I also encountered this problem myself. I found this information on the Internet and solved the problem according to this method, so I plan to reprint it.
Reprint link: http://blog.csdn.net/shaohang2008/article/details/6311725
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After installing SQL Server 2005 today, there are only configuration tools in the start menu. When installing, all the options that should be selected are selected. It feels wrong. Where did the query analyzer and enterprise manager go. Baidu on the Internet, there are still many friends who have encountered this problem. Some say that it is because the installed enterprise version is not supported by XP. In fact, you only need to download Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express (SSMSE) and install it.
So, hurried to the official website to download one, after installation. Everything is back to normal, hehe! The original SQL 2005 SQL Server 2005 management platform (SQL Server Management Studio) includes the SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager (Enterprise Manager), and query analyzer (Query Analyzer) and other functions. In addition, the SQL Server 2005 Management Platform provides an environment for managing Analysis Services, Integration Services, Reporting Services, and XQuery. The original 2005 made a lot of improvements in 2000.
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The problem can be solved according to the above method, but there are two caveats :
a. There are two versions where the download link is linked, and the corresponding ones must be downloaded according to the number of digits in the system, otherwise it will not work even if the installation is successful.
b. Some tools will not be available, such as the commonly used SQL Server Profiler (P) tools that are usually used for tracking are not available. There are only "external tools, customization and options" among the tools in the entire menu bar, and the other three items such as SQL Server Profiler (P), database engine optimization consultant, and selection toolbox items are still not available.
2. Use the link method to add svn in myEclipse:
a. Download the site zip package from http://subclipse.tigris.org official website, and find the features and plugins folders after unzipping ;
b. The name of the new folder is svn, and the features and plugins folders mentioned above are copied to this folder;
c. Copy the svn folder to the Common\plugins folder in the installation directory of myEclipse. My directory here is: D:\Program Files (x86)\MyEclipse\Common\plugins
d. Create a new svn.link anywhere, the content is: path=svn folder where the content is: path=D:\\Program Files (x86)\\MyEclipse\\Common\\plugins\\svn
(Of course it can also be written as: path=D:/Program Files (x86)/MyEclipse/Common/plugins/svn)
e. Paste svn.link to the MyEclipse\dropins folder in the myEclipse installation directory. My directory here is: D:\Program Files (x86)\MyEclipse\MyEclipse 9\dropins
f. Restart myEclipse, and then you can see SVN in the import options.
3. Add a network printer:
The printer that I used a few days ago is always offline for some reason, and I have to add it every time I print, which is really annoying.
Prerequisite: The printer to be linked has been shared and is on the same network as the server where the printer is located
a. Open the Control Panel, find "Devices and Printers", and open it;
b. Click "Add Printer" under "Menu Bar", and select "Add Network, Wireless or Bluetooth Printer" in the pop-up box;
c. Select "The printer I need is not in the list", then select "Select a shared printer by name", and click the "Browse" button at the back. At this time, the system will list all the computers on the same network as you, and find the print location. server, double-click, then the printers searched by the selected server (usually 1) will be listed, double-click the printer to be connected, and the printer will be added to the text box of the page where the "Browse" button is located, click "Next step".
d. After clicking "Next", it will automatically connect to the specified printer. If it is connected, it will pop up "The XXX printer on the XXX server has been successfully added", and then "Next";
e. This page is used for testing, you can click "Print Test Page" to test whether the connection is successful, and finally click "Finish" to complete the addition of the network printer function.
4. Upload a file to the specified directory in SVN:
People who use SVN often encounter something similar to uploading a file to the directory specified by SVN. There are usually two situations:
1. The specified directory has been checked out locally . This situation is easy to handle. There are two methods.
a. Copy the uploaded file to the specified directory, then right-click in the blank space of the folder, select "SVN Commit...", check the file to be uploaded in the pop-up box, and click "OK".
b. Right-click on the file to be uploaded, select TortoiseSVN, and then select "Add" in the box. At this time, the file to be uploaded will become a "+" sign instead of the initial "?", and then right-click the file, select "SVN Commit" to upload the file to the folder. It should be noted that after selecting "SVN Commit", a prompt box will not pop up like the first one for you to choose, but it will be uploaded directly.
2. The specified directory is not checked out . This situation is also very simple:
a. Right-click in any blank space, select "TortoiseSVN", and then select "Repo-browser" in the pop-up box;
b. Enter the address of the folder to which the file is to be uploaded in the pop-up "URL" box, and click "OK". At this time, SVN will automatically locate the directory specified by the URL;
c. Right-click on the blank space on the right side of the pop-up box, select "Add file...", then find the file to be uploaded, and finally "OK", the selected file will be displayed on the right side of the pop-up box.
5. Change or modify the username and password of svn in MyEclipse
Reprint link: http://blog.csdn.net/yusewuhen/article/details/45544269
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a. By deleting the account configuration file of the SVN client
(1), find the client configuration file we use. The location in Windows XP is in the Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Subversion\auth\ folder of the system disk. Windows The location in 7 is in the C:/Users/username/AppData/Roaming/Subversion/auth/ folder, delete all files inside.
(2) Use SVN to update or submit, so that the client communicates with the server, so that the SVN client will ask us to enter a new username and password, and the old username and password can be replaced by entering our username and password.
b. By modifying the SVN server account configuration file, this part requires the cooperation of the SVN administrator
(1) Find the server account configuration file, which is located in the config folder of the corresponding project warehouse of the SVN server, open and edit the passwd file, delete or Note the account that needs to be replaced
(2) Use SVN to update or submit on the client, so that the client communicates with the server, so that the SVN client will ask us to enter a new username and password, enter our username and password, then The old username and password can be replaced.
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Note: AppData is a system directory. If it is not found, it may be hidden and can be displayed. If you really can't find the above directory, search for "Subversion" in each drive letter, as long as you have installed SVN, you will be able to find it.