work properly, so I believe this could be fixed from a
client standpoint.
Does anybody know of any options in Enterprise Manager
that would limit your database listings to only ones that
you own?
Or another option would even be, if anyone knows of any
Enterprise Manager replacements. Software/websites made
by other people which might not have this problem. Any
input would be much appreciated. thanks!
-arielI feel your pain. However I spend most of my time in QA, not EM. The problem
is due to the SQL-DMO library that EM is based on, because it loads all inf
ormation for all databases, not just the names - thus usnig up your bandwidt
h. This will be "fixed" in
SQL Server 2005 ("Yukon"), in that the database access API will only load th
e database names, and not all other information, which will speeds things up
many times.
Your best bet is to use QA. You can't filter your list. You might also want to consider
using the new WebAdmin tool from Microsoft - this might speed things up for you (http://tinyurl.com/3cuzt" target="_blank">
http://tinyurl.com/3cuzt).
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
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