MS SQL enterprise Manager

[Michael Gargiullo]

On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 11:28, Alan Peery wrote:
> Michael Gargiullo wrote:
> 
> >	Has anyone seen a replacement (ala rdesktop) for Microsoft's Enterprise
> >Manager for MS SQL Server that runs on Linux?  
> >
> 
> Run rdesktop, and run Enterprise Manager inside it.  The main thing you 
> won't be getting in this case is the ability to write files (backups, 
> SQL script, etc) directly onto your Linux box.  You can get around this 
> easily by:
> 
>    1. Installing an ssh daemon.  Download the cygwin installer from
>       www.cygwin.com
>          1. Select ssh utils from the Net package
>          2. Select cygnusrv from the Admin package
>          3. run sshd-config-host
>    2. rdesktop in, save files to NT server's disk
>    3. scp Administrator at ntserver:/cygdrive/d/database.sql ~
> 
> I've used cygwin's sshd in my live environment and seen no problems with it.
> 
> 
> Alan
> 

Cool.  Thank pretty much how I'm doing things now minus the cygwin.

Speaking of cygwin, have you attempted to use rsync with it?  If so, how
well does that work?

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