I had SQL Server 2008 R2 and Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 on my laptop. I've installed SQL Server 2012 and have finally got SQL Server Data Tools to show up, so that I can create SSRS reports in Visual Studio 2010. Although I've installed Management tools - many times - on two separate instances of SQL Server 2012, I can't find them in Programs and can't run them. The only SSMS program I can find runs SSMS 2008 R2. I realise that common advice is to install SQL Server before Visual Studio, but I really don't want to uninstall Visual Studio, as this will bring a host of other problems. How can I fix this problem? I've found that the command line is my friend in these situations.
I installed the SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Management Tools, including Management Studio, off the DVD (mounted ISO actually), without installing anything else using this command: e: setup.exe /Q /IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS /ACTION=install /FEATURES=Tools Run the command prompt with elevated privileges. And be patient, as it has to unpack the installation files. Don't try to install the MSI files directly, as you lose the dependency checking packaged with the main installer. Again, this is to install the full version off the Enterprise or Developer media, if you have it, and do not wish to settle for the free Express edition. Full or'Complete Management Studio' as opposed to 'Express'.
I was very confused at a perceived lack of Management Studio on a newly provisioned SP1 standard and enterprise edition on Azure running on Windows Server 2012. Normally it would be found from the Start Button Shortcuts or at least in C: Program Files somewhere. Eventually, I located C: SQLServer_11.0_Full, the image install path - executed and confirmed Management Studio was in fact installed by default even although it could not been seen via Add Remove Programs. In short, if you provision an SQL Server 2012 VM on on Azure simply run and then enter ssms.exe to access Management Studio. C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft SQL Server 110 Tools Binn ManagementStudio ssms.exe. Thanks for posting this, just had the same issue on a fresh Server 2012 R2 VM.
I'd selected the Management Tools feature during SQL installation but then after the install had completed I couldn't find Management Studio anywhere. I'd expected to see it somewhere on the start screen, but it doesn't add it here by default. If you press the 'down' arrow on the start menu to view all 'Apps' you can then see the SQL Server 2012 folder that would usually be in the Start>Programs menu pre-Server 2012. Alternatively type ssms into the search. – Oct 19 '13 at 6:45. Late answer but could be of use to other readers Although SQL Server Management Studio installation is user friendly (more or less) people still seem to bump into different issues. There are lots of tutorials and instructions online, and I personally followed the ones found in this article: It explains installing a standalone SSMS, but you can also install SSMS along with SQL Server – just make sure that you have selected Management Tools in the Feature selection screen.
I also recommend reading a step-by-step tutorial on installing SSMS 2008 Express after Visual Studio 2010 which can be found here: It can help if you’ve just installed Visual Studio 2010 but also want to install SQL Server Management Studio. @Andrew Barber: What does the full SSMS include that the SSMS 2012 Express lacks? I installed the Express version and was surprised to see it included SQL Profiler, the Activity Monitor and standard reports, such as the All Blocking Transactions report. Ioncube Decoder Torrent there. I note the Activity Monitor doesn't work with an instance of SQL 2008 R2 but I'm not sure if that is something to do with Express or whether SSMS didn't install properly (it appears in my tool bar without a logo of any kind, suggesting something may have gone a little wrong during install). – Jul 12 '13 at 0:19.
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