RE: SQL Server 2000 on Windows Server 2003

How are you signing into the database. That is, if your EM id is not a syste
m
administrator, you will probably only see the databases for which you have
clearance.

Try signing on as SA.

"df" wrote:

> I have several database on a Windows Server 2003. I re-registered this SQL
> server, which is local, and after that I cannot see any of the databases i
n
> the Enterprise Manager. The databases still work, since my applications wo
rk
> fine. I have no clue how can I make these databases visible in Enterprise
> Manager. I tried registering this SQL Server in Enterprise Manager under
> Windows accounts and SQL Server accounts. Nothing works.
> Can anybody help?
>
>
>

I think what happened was that when I installed service packs for SQL
Server, it created another instance of it. So, I ended up having 2
instances.

"jrpm" <jrpm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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ft.com...
> How are you signing into the database. That is, if your EM id is not a
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> administrator, you will probably only see the databases for which you have
> clearance.
>
> Try signing on as SA.
>
> "df" wrote:
> 
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