How to get query manager in sql server 2005?

Answer 1

On the top left of your "Management Studio" you will see a "Query Engine", this Query Engine replaced "Query Manager" of the release 2000.

Answer 2

SQL Server 2005 delivers an entirely new set of management tools for both DBAs and developers. With the addition of some new services in SQL Server 2005, service management is becoming a more important area of DBA concern. The new SQL Server Management Studio replaces both the SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager and the Query Analyzer. You need to be aware of two supporting tools: the SQL Server Configuration Manager and the Surface Area Configuration tool. Let's look at each in turn before turning to the SQL Server Management Studio.

Note that SQL Server 2005 is going through its last beta cycle as a series of Community Technology Previews, which are interim beta-level, pre-release builds. Some minor changes in these management tools may occur before release. The information in this article is based on the feature-complete April Community Technology Preview (CTP).

Configuration Management Tools
You'll need to use three new small tools whenever you install SQL Server 2005. For increased security, SQL Server 2005 sets most services and external connectivity features off by default, so if you need anything more than the options you chose during setup, you'll have to use these tools. With the first tool, you can manage SQL Server services; the other two tools form a set that you can use to manage the interfaces through which unintended or malicious access to SQL Server can occur. We call this set of interfaces SQL Server's attack surface area. . . .
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