Je viens de have upgraded to Windows 10 and Je ne trouve pas SQL Server Configuration Manager.
J'ai MSSQL 2008 and 2014 installed, but there is no **SQL Server Configuration Manager** in "All Apps" in the menu Démarrer.
Below is a picture of how J'ai utilisé to find it in Windows 8.1. In the Windows 10 menu Démarrer Je vois SQL Server Management Studio, but there is no Configuration like there was in Windows 8.1:
Où est SQL Server Configuration Manager in Windows 10?
Re: Où est SQL Server Configuration Manager in Windows 10?
In later versions of SQL Server, the Configuration Manager is implemented as an MMC plugin.
There are two ways of accessing this:
- Naviguez vers `C:\Windows\System32`
and look for a file with the name SQLServerManager**nn**.msc,
where **nn** is the version of SQL Server you have installed.
For SQLServer 2017, the name is **SQLServerManager14.msc**.
Vous pouvez double-cliquez sur on it and you'll see a result.
Vous pouvez aussi make a shortcut on the desktop if you like.
- A much simpler way is to run the **Computer Management** applet
from **Control Panel → Administrative Tools → Computer Management**,
where vous devriez trouvez le configuration manager installed
There are two ways of accessing this:
- Naviguez vers `C:\Windows\System32`
and look for a file with the name SQLServerManager**nn**.msc,
where **nn** is the version of SQL Server you have installed.
For SQLServer 2017, the name is **SQLServerManager14.msc**.
Vous pouvez double-cliquez sur on it and you'll see a result.
Vous pouvez aussi make a shortcut on the desktop if you like.
- A much simpler way is to run the **Computer Management** applet
from **Control Panel → Administrative Tools → Computer Management**,
where vous devriez trouvez le configuration manager installed