Web-Based SQL Server Enterprise Manager

The ASP.NET Enterprise Manager is a pretty funky web-based, Open Source version of Enterprise Manager. Think of it as a very good cover version of the original ;-)

Two immediate benefits are obvious:

  • MSDE users have a proper management tool at last
  • No need to install SQL tools locally or use a Remote Desktop Connection just to administrate SQL Server

There's still a reasonable TO-DO list for the tool, but it's pretty usable as-is.

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Duncan Millard

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