Easiest way to determine if only client tools are installed?

Hi all,
I've been trying to register my local sql server in enterprise manager
without any success - I can see my remote sql server, but it just wont
connect to the local one on the laptop - I think I may have only install
"client tools" in the past because I thought I'd only want to connect to the
remote server - is there an easy to way to determine whether this is the
case? I've just checked under Add/Remove Programs and there's a SQL Server
entry for about 70mb...
Any info appreciated..
Regards
RobRob Meade (ten.bewdoowsgnik@.edaem.bbor) writes:
> I've been trying to register my local sql server in enterprise manager
> without any success - I can see my remote sql server, but it just wont
> connect to the local one on the laptop - I think I may have only install
> "client tools" in the past because I thought I'd only want to connect to
> the remote server - is there an easy to way to determine whether this is
> the case? I've just checked under Add/Remove Programs and there's a SQL
> Server entry for about 70mb...
Start->Programs->SQL Server. Do you see a Server Network Utility? If you
don't, you don't have the server installed. If you do, you have it
installed. If you also have a Service Manager, start it, and then find
the SQL Server service, and make sure it's running.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se
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