How can I edit TV-Server's MS SQL Database?

basti1 · 2009-09-18, 11:32

Hey,

I like to edit TV-Server's Database manually. Unfortunately I don't know how to open the database itself.

Thanks,
Basti

badger_fruit · 2009-09-18, 12:58

As far as I know, any 3rd party SQL editor should allow you to connect to the databases.
Depends on what DBs you're using (MySQL or MSSQL) to which tool you'd need to use; Google will find you a suitable tool for the different providers.

alank · 2009-09-18, 15:21

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Management Studio Express

badger_fruit · 2009-09-18, 15:52

Or if using MySQL:-

MySQL Workbench Blog Archive MySQL Workbench 5.1.18 Available

basti1 · 2009-09-18, 16:21

I'm using, as mentioned in the title, Microsoft SQL.

Thank you very much!

badger_fruit · 2009-09-18, 16:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by basti1

I'm using, as mentioned in the title, Microsoft SQL.

Thank you very much!

Whoops, MY SQL and MS SQL ... WHO NAMES THESE SQL SYSTEMS! They're all so alike lol!!
Well, perhaps the MY sql link will come in handy for those using it haha!

jvs · 2009-09-19, 04:57

before I embark on this - what's the connection string (host\SQLEXPRESS)?? and what are the login credentials.....?

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jvs Portal Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	before I embark on this - what's the connection string (host\SQLEXPRESS)?? and what are the login credentials.....?