Like most developers I miss SQL Server Services Manager to start and stop SQL. Mainly because I have a laptop and I use it for everything else as well as development.
To get round this I have created two DOS batch files on my desktop for stoping and starting required SQL services. There are three main services that I have in my batch files:
- MSSQL - The services name for SQL Server 2005,
- MSOLAP -The services name for Analysis Services 2005,
- ReportServer - The services name for Reporting Services.
NET START MSSQL
For a Named Instance use the following syntax.
NET START MSSQL$InstanceName
Strangely enough to stop Services you use the NET STOP Comand. Listed below are the two batch scripts I use to stop and start SQL Server , Analysis Services and Reporting Services on my Laptop. Feel free to save them in notepad with the .bat extention.
Start Serivces down batch script.
CDREM -----------------------------------------------------------------
REM SQL Server 2005, Analysis and Reporting Services START Script
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
NET START MSSQL$SQL2005
NET START MSOLAP$SQL2005
NET START "IIS Admin"
NET START w3svc
NET START ReportServer$SQL2005
Stop Serivces down batch script.
CD\
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
REM SQL Server 2005, Analysis and Reporting Services STOP script
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
NET STOP MSSQL$SQL2005
NET STOP MSOLAP$SQL2005
NET STOP w3svc
NET STOP "IIS Admin"
NET STOP ReportServer$SQL2005
2 comments:
Check out:
http://www.sqldbatips.com/showarticle.asp?ID=46
You're not the only one to miss Service Manager...
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the link. It’s definitely a great tool and a replacement for SQL Manager on my laptop.
Cheers
Myles
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