SQL Server 2008 Remoting

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Sqlcmd -L in command prompt
Shows sql servers on the network
but my sql server dont show in other clients by runnig this command
i already setting my remoting options or other firewall setting
how i can do this?

Posted 5-Jan-12 20:52pm

Hekmat90

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-01-05T21:12:00

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In order to run SQLCMD, you must have Sql Server installed on the PC you are running it on, or access to the SQL installation binaries.
I assume you don't have this - and would not expect a client PC to be able to run it.

Why are you trying to run this on a PC without SQL installed?

Posted 5-Jan-12 21:12pm

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Hekmat90 6-Jan-12 3:32am

I have Installed sql server 2008 enterprise in my computer
this show in my computer but dont show in other client computers

OriginalGriff 6-Jan-12 3:46am

Yes - because SQLCMD comes as part of the SQl Server Management studio. In order to use it on your client PC, you would have to install SQL Server on each - which is a very, very, very bad idea!
Why do you want to run it on each PC?