I've done step by step, i used sqlserver as username and root password, but when I try to connect using SQLServer Management Studio, I got an error "The network path was not found"
step0: Assuming you have already created sql server instance in GCP and which is up and running, follow below commands to connect to cloud instance of SQL from local system. step1: Download Google cloud SKD and use init and auth command to connect to GCP cloud and choose default project step2: Download cloud_sql_proxy from internet and put it on desktop or on some folder. step3: Now use command prompt to run the command from the location where you paste cloud_sql_proxy exe file. step4: .\cloud_sql_proxy.exe -instances=InstanceName=tcp:1433 step4 note: Instance Name can be found on Overview Section of GCP SQL Cloud Instance step5: Now it listens to connections on localhost means 127.0.0.1 step6: Now use ssms or VS to connect to instance, server: 127.0.0.1, username: sqlserver, password: given at the time of instance creation, if not specified them empty That's the process
step0: Assuming you have already created sql server instance in GCP and which is up and running, follow below commands to connect to cloud instance of SQL from local system. step1: Download Google cloud SKD and use init and auth command to connect to GCP cloud and choose default project step2: Download cloud_sql_proxy from internet and put it on desktop or on some folder. step3: Now use command prompt to run the command from the location where you paste cloud_sql_proxy exe file. step4: .\cloud_sql_proxy.exe -instances=InstanceName=tcp:1433 step4 note: Instance Name can be found on Overview Section of GCP SQL Cloud Instance step5: Now it listens to connections on localhost means 127.0.0.1 step6: Now use ssms or VS to connect to instance, server: 127.0.0.1, username: sqlserver, password: given at the time of instance creation, if not specified them empty That's the process
Hi. As I understand, If I have somme massive SQL database, I won't need a high resources computer since I'll be using a GCP machine to run and keep the database. Is that correct?
Before I was getting these errors which I've resolved . 1) Multiple databases detected in BAK file. Only importing a single database is supported 2) 80 is not a supported compatibility level. Supported: [140, 130, 120, 110, 100] Now error is [An unknown error occurred] with no other clue.
He skipped the most important step, "Connectivity" and I see his Public IP enabled (thought he is going to use that) but he used private IP anyway. Anyone know what are the configuration? Edit - found a way to connect from my own personal pc without having to use google VM, follow this link guys. Like so everyone can see. cloud.google.com/sql/docs/sqlserver/connect-admin-ip#install-mysql-client
Thanks. It would be nice to see how to connect from a remote machine using the public IP address.
How do you connect it to sql server mgmt studio? how do you setup a private IP address?????
I've done step by step, i used sqlserver as username and root password, but when I try to connect using SQLServer Management Studio, I got an error "The network path was not found"
same
step0: Assuming you have already created sql server instance in GCP and which is up and running, follow below commands to connect to cloud instance of SQL from local system.
step1: Download Google cloud SKD and use init and auth command to connect to GCP cloud and choose default project
step2: Download cloud_sql_proxy from internet and put it on desktop or on some folder.
step3: Now use command prompt to run the command from the location where you paste cloud_sql_proxy exe file.
step4: .\cloud_sql_proxy.exe -instances=InstanceName=tcp:1433
step4 note: Instance Name can be found on Overview Section of GCP SQL Cloud Instance
step5: Now it listens to connections on localhost means 127.0.0.1
step6: Now use ssms or VS to connect to instance, server: 127.0.0.1, username: sqlserver, password: given at the time of instance creation, if not specified them empty
That's the process
@@dattaveerboda2405
step two I can't find the cloud_sql_proxy download file
@@dattaveerboda2405 Great tutorial. Step 4 should be copy the Connection Name from Overview and replace InstanceName with your own
how were you able to connect to the private ip? i tried that and i can't even ping it
Can we have some codelab for instance working with cloud SQL with android app or flutter or react native
👍👍👍 yes thank you
Mine has a public IP only. I wasn't able to connect using this method.
Do all clients have to be installed to connect to the application?
Great video seems simple wording compare AWS
which version of SQL management studio can be use ? i am using 32bit windows 10, how can i access to remote db ?
can you demonstrate how to integrate this database into python?
How to connect GCP SQL server in my local machine please suggest
hey i am not able to login to sql cloud from SSSM..please help me out to solve this problem.
step0: Assuming you have already created sql server instance in GCP and which is up and running, follow below commands to connect to cloud instance of SQL from local system.
step1: Download Google cloud SKD and use init and auth command to connect to GCP cloud and choose default project
step2: Download cloud_sql_proxy from internet and put it on desktop or on some folder.
step3: Now use command prompt to run the command from the location where you paste cloud_sql_proxy exe file.
step4: .\cloud_sql_proxy.exe -instances=InstanceName=tcp:1433
step4 note: Instance Name can be found on Overview Section of GCP SQL Cloud Instance
step5: Now it listens to connections on localhost means 127.0.0.1
step6: Now use ssms or VS to connect to instance, server: 127.0.0.1, username: sqlserver, password: given at the time of instance creation, if not specified them empty
That's the process
Hi. As I understand, If I have somme massive SQL database, I won't need a high resources computer since I'll be using a GCP machine to run and keep the database. Is that correct?
correct
@@arjunk5959 thanks Arjun
@@Reivach777 You're welcome
I have also reserved my public ip on GCP instance.
How much free memory will it provide
@anyone I'm trying to import a [.bak] but getting [An unknown error occurred] no other details?
Before I was getting these errors which I've resolved
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1) Multiple databases detected in BAK file. Only importing a single database is supported
2) 80 is not a supported compatibility level. Supported: [140, 130, 120, 110, 100]
Now error is [An unknown error occurred] with no other clue.
Very Nice
Not able to connect with public IP nor with private IP
Grt
Learning
"sequel" sounds just so wrong ...
excelent
He skipped the most important step, "Connectivity" and I see his Public IP enabled (thought he is going to use that)
but he used private IP anyway. Anyone know what are the configuration?
Edit - found a way to connect from my own personal pc without having to use google VM, follow this link guys. Like so everyone can see.
cloud.google.com/sql/docs/sqlserver/connect-admin-ip#install-mysql-client
Really helpful. Thank u
Whoosh... 🥺
Nah no pude enlazar esto con mi dataBase
Gak mudah sperti yg di videokan