According to this
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/data-science-virtual-machine/tools-included#store-retrieve-and-manipulate-data,
it appears that the SQL Server Developer Edition (Ubuntu) is being supported in DSVM but I couldn’t find the name in the supported list here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/data-science-virtual-machine/dsvm-tools-data-platforms#sql-server-developer-edition,
furthermore there is no guide line for Linux Guide line but only windows guideline is there.
I’d like make sure the followings :
Can DSVM support SQL Server Developer Edition for Ubuntu?
If yes, where is the guideline for this?
If no, the documentation is wrong? And any particular supporting plan for SQL Server Developer Edition for Ubuntu?
Thanks
We don't preinstall SQL Server Developer Edition on the Ubuntu images but customers can install it on their own. Here is the documentation and steps.
Thanks for bringing this up. We will update the documentation.
Enjoy,
Timo
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I am learning SQL but a bit confused about to download Orcale SQL Developer or the Express edition. Thank you in advance for your input.
SQL Developer is a GUI for working with Oracle Database. It's free, and will make learning SQL via Oracle much easier.
Oracle Database Express Edition (XE) is a free version of the database.
Another option is our VirtualBox appliance. It's a Linux vm you can run on any machine and has a database, sample data, and hands on labs to help you learn the tech.
I talk about that vm in detail here
Download oracle 11g express edition
I want to install Oracle 11g Server on my Windows 7 (Non-Server OS) system.
If it is possible, then what steps can I follow for Client and Server installation?
Is it possible to install Oracle 11g server version on Windows 7?
Yes, it is possible.
what steps can I follow for Client and Server installation?
Follow the installation manual: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/nav/portal_11.htm
Chapter "Microsoft Windows Installation Guides".
There are separate manuals for 32 and 64-bit systems there, choose the right one depending on a "bitness" of your system.
As mentioned, you just need to follow the linked installation guide closely. And to that I would draw your attention to the list of supported operating systems under "Software Requirements". Note that it excludes "home" editions of Windows. Some people report they have installed on home editions, but it is not supported by Oracle and your mileage may vary.
You could always install VirtualBox (free) then use that to create a vm running Oracle Linux (free) and install Oracle on that.
I am taking a course related to datawarehousing on SQL Server (by Martin Guidry at lynda.com). He is using SQL Server 2012 Enterprise edition for the demo.
Since this edition is supported only on servers like Microsoft SQL Server 2008, he suggests that any edition of SQL Server with database engine and SSIS can serve the purpose. I have compared the features supported by all editions at the link below, but I am still not sure which one to install..
link-https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993.aspx#Data_warehouse
If anyone of you have worked on D/W, please suggest which edition to install and from where to download for learning purpose..
Before beginning, you should check that minimum hardware and software requirements to install and run SQL Server 2012 have been met. For operating system and hardware requirements, visit: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506.aspx.
This will install the Database Engine Services, Analysis Services, Reporting Services, and a number of shared features including SQL Server Books Online. Since your taking a course and gaining all the knowledge, i would recommend (if you have the space) to install it all because eventually you will hit on every feature if not in this course, but future courses.
Good Luck!!
We have SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition here.
I have been using SQL Server Management Studio 2008 for connecting to our Data Source - this has been working fine for the last year.
When I first got here, I found an article on this site that stated that to install Management Studio, you just down the SQL Server Express 2005/2008 installer. Once installed, it will give you access to features according to the SQL Server version of the Data Source (this worked a treat).
I now need to use SQL Profiler, but it isn't present in SQL Server 2008 Management Studio.
Through searching online, I apparently need to tick the "Management Tools - Complete" option - but this option is not present on the installer.
I am using SQLEXPRWT_x64_ENU.exe to attempt to install this but the feature is not present, it only has "Management Tools - Basic" available.
There does not seem to be a way to point the installer at my Data Source, so that it can see that it will be used with an Enterprise licensed server.
I have tried downloading various versions, but still the "Complete" option is missing.
Is there an installer that I can download with this option enabled, or do I have to ask my support services team to speak to Microsoft to provide a special installation program for me to get this facility?
Any help on this issue will be greatly appreciated.
MS does not provide the SqlProfiler with Express versions of Sql Server. I have been looking for a profiler alternative myself, found ExpressProfiler on Codeplex but its a bit crude and not very configurable. This one works quite nicely: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/784905/Real-time-Tracing-With-SQL-Server-Express
I've been asked to use install alfresco 4.2 community edition with database MS SQL server 2012 for evaluation and I'm a newbie in using it. I'm having a hard time in doing configurations to make it work. I know MS SQL server 2012 is only supported in alfresco enterprise edition but I've read some forums and some of them made it work with sql server 2012 by tweaking some scripts but I don't have any idea what scripts or how to do it.
I just want to know if it is really possible to do it and if yes, could you please give me some detailed steps how to do it.
thanks in advance.
As far as I know there is no ready-to-install extension to add MS SQLServer support to Alfresco Community 4.2.x.
If you don't want to buy the Enterprise version then you'll have to add all necessary code like myBatis ORM files in your own.
It's not impossible but it's gonna be a hard task...
If SQL Server is a requirement, I recommend evaluating this trial using Alfresco Enterprise so that you're not modifying or introducing other issues that may present Alfresco negatively. (sorry I would have posted this as a comment, but I dont have enough rep-points).