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Jan 19, 2024, 5:42:31 AM1/19/24

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Welcome to mssql for Visual Studio Code! An extension for developing Microsoft SQL Server, Azure SQL Database and SQL Data Warehouse everywhere with a rich set of functionalities, including:

The following Visual Studio Code settings are available for the mssql extension. These can be set in user preferences (cmd+,) or workspace settings (.vscode/settings.json).See customize options and manage connection profiles for more details.

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Requires Node.js v10+ or newer. Windows 32-64 bits or Linux/macOS 64 bits only. This driver is not part of the default package and must be installed separately by npm install msnodesqlv8@^2. To use this driver, use this require syntax: const sql = require('mssql/msnodesqlv8').

If your queries contain output columns with identical names, the default behaviour of mssql will only return column metadata for the last column with that name. You will also not always be able to re-assemble the order of output columns requested.

title says it all: for some reason the nightly backups are not being triggered. can anyone point me in a direction where to look? how do i manually run the mssql export, so that a backup will be created in mssql/backups? how is this supposed to be scheduled in the first place?

Thanks Marcos
I actually checked online, there are websites that explain on moving db from mssql to mysql - is there any specific reason why it doesn't work?
You can change the tomcat config for ESET to connect to a different database to start from, right?

How can you perform a migration from specific database to another?
E.g. any chance ESET Console will not be available with mssql installation built into it, what will happen if I migrate to a new machine and not have mssql available for it?

Go back to your PHP 5.3.1 stack where mssqlconnect() was working. SQL Server integrated mode requires an authenticated user which has access to the machine running SQL Server. So if you can connect in SSMS with your user, you need to start your XAMPP,Apache/httpd with the credentials of your user. If apache is running as a service, go the services panel (services.msc on run), then go to Apache->properties->logon->'This Account' and put in your username and password so that apache service runs with your credentials, which is authenticated to connect to SQL Server instance. By default httpd is run with system account which is obviously not authenticated by SQL Server at remote machine, causing you the headache.

I am trying to monitor my MS SQL Server with Elasticsearch and visualize the data in Kibana. After some research I found and tried Metricbeat, enabling the mssql module. The pre-loaded dashboards looks great. The issue with this is that only offers metrics/rates data, but I am looking for a more detailed monitoring like queries, users, time, logs, etc. I need to be able to check the transaction logs containing INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DROP rather than just the rate.

By enabling the mssql module I will get just rates. Then I found out that I can query the MS SQL server using the sql module. Enabled the module and after spending some time struggling with the config parameters, I was able to resolve the errors preventing Metricbeat process from start, but I am still unable to query my DB. Instead it looks like Metricbeat will try to query always the same DB mssqlsystemresource, ignoring the DB I am trying to set in the config file.

All of the examples for using the mssql client package/tedious driver are for async/callbacks/promises but I'm only developing a microservice that will see limited use and my understanding of asynchronous functions is still a bit fuzzy. Here's what I have for trying to use async/await :

Edit the storage provider section of the host.json file so it sets the type to mssql. You must also specify the connection string variable name, SQLDB_Connection, under connectionStringName. Set createDatabaseIfNotExists to true; this setting creates a database named DurableDB if one doesn't already exist, with collation Latin1_General_100_BIN2_UTF8.

Hello
I am new in checkmk and my boss want to test it and make it monitor our SQL server database since I am no SQL expert I have a hard time in putting it in production. ( we use windows server 2016 and sql server 2017)
i copied the mssql.vbs in plugins foulders . After that i configured the mssql.in( i even put the login and the password of administrator account ) and i put it in the config folder and nothing is happening.
I want to know if i must modifed mssql.vbs or i put it like it is in the guide .Is there somthing messing ? Please help me here ? can somone guid me in the setps of the instalation ?

First test for every plugin script is run it locally.
Check the mssql.vbs with cscript on the command line. If your account can login to the database the ini file is not needed for the test.
If the test runs well you can take the next step and create the in. To run the plugin locally with ini, the environment variable %MK_CONFDIR% must be populated. If this also works the agent should be able to do the same job.

The mssql extension for Visual Studio Code is the official SQL Server extension that supports connections to SQL Server and rich editing experience for T-SQL in your favorite developer tool, Visual Studio Code.

With this release, this extension is moving from System.Data.SqlClient to the new Microsoft.Data.SqlClient client access library. This new library was announced at Build in May and released to general availability in August. This update will keep the mssql extension in step with SQL Server as new driver-impacting features are released.

As far as I see you are using as the destination address of mssql-cli - 127.0.0.1 with port 3489. Is this correct?
Would you share the boundary connect command that you are using for creating the localhost listener?

Would you try to specify TrustServerCertificate=True or -C for the mssql-cli in your connection string?
It seems to me that this is related to the TLS connection between the client and the MSSQL server and the introduction of the Boundary proxy between them, at least that is how it looks from my research online.

We have a data-centric elixir project.
Currenlty we are using ecto-3, ecto_sql with postgres and oracle.
We need to fetch a lot of data from mssql but currently there is no adapter ready for ecto-3.

I'm off on a new tangent. And this is probably a bit more of a linux server setup question for linux setup gurus than a PHPR question.
Has anyone succeeded in connecting to an MSSQL 2000 database server (backend) from a Linux (LAMP) web server running PHPR generated pages?
I have no trouble connecting to an external MSSQL backend server from an XAMPP web server running on Windows. I build the project using the 'Microsoft SQL Server' option in PHPRunner. I enter my creditials and see the backend tables, build the app, and it all works. Magic. But I'm not that surprised because the environment has been setup and I have been using a variety of tools to access the MSSQL backend.
However I'm having trouble getting this to work on a Linux Apache web server (LAMP, RHEL 5.5, PHP 5.1.6). Here's what I have done so far: used YUM to add php-odbc & php-mssql, which also installs unixODBC and freeTDS. Configured odbcinst.conf and odbc.conf & freetds.conf is there, using tds version 8.0 for the mssql connection, checked there is a libtdsobdc.so driver, mssql.secure_connection = Off, but that's not to say this is all configured correctly or in the right places or that I'm even on the right track, I'm no expert on linux ODBC. I've turned off SElinux, opened mssql standard firewall ports for 1433 (even turned off the firewalls temporarily).
Here is my error when I upload and try to run the same page on the LAMP server.
Warning: mssql_connect() [function.mssql-connect]: Unable to connect to server: MSSERVER in /var/www/html/tsa/include/dbconnection.mssql.unix.php on line 8
Fatal error: in /var/www/html/tsa/include/dbconnection.mssql.unix.php on line 10
All this means to me is 1) it found the mssql-connect function on the LAMP box, but 2) its not setup correctly to allow the connection. Tracing the TCP shows no traffic, so its not something like wrong creditials or ports.
But firstly back to basics/fundamentals. What's the recommended way to do this? What modules do a I need? How do I configure (PHPR, PHP, ODBC, etc)?
If I'm sorta on the right track, any debugging tips?
I really appreciate your feedback on this problem. Thxs

This specification describes the mssql trigger that scales based on the results of a Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) query result. This trigger supports local MSSQL containers as well as SQL Server endpoints hosted in the cloud, such as Azure SQL Database.

We were using mssql connector -com.microsoft.azure:spark-mssql-connector_2.12_3.0:1.0.0-alpha with 10.3LTS DBR. As we need to upgrade to higher version of DBR to make use of new functions like unpivot/melt in the notebooks.

Edit the config in the integration's YAML config file, mssql-config.yml. An integration's YAML-format configuration is where you can place required login credentials and configure how data is collected. Which options you change depend on your setup and preference. You can check our example configuration files.

This configuration monitors the mssql_instance1 and mssql_instance2 instances on the same SQL Server. When connecting directly to an instance you'll need to remove the PORT setting. The SQL Browser service also needs to be running on the server: