SQL Server Management Studio 18, released in 2019. This tool helps you to manage databases on the Server and older versions. It has a faster and simpler look, which makes it easier to use for everyday tasks like writing and running SQL queries. It gives helpful tips while you type and shows your results in a clear way. This version has new features and connects easily to cloud services like Azure. It also has better security, with safer connections and more login options. The improved design makes it easier to find what you need, work faster, and manage your databases more smoothly.
Key Features
How to use SQL Server Management Studio 18 (2019)?
- Go to our website and click the link to download it.
- Open the file you downloaded and follow the steps to install it on your computer.
- After installing, open it from the Start menu.
- When the “Connect to Server” window appears, choose Database type.
- Type your server name.
- Pick how you want to sign in: either Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication.
- Click Connect to log in to the server.
- On the left side, use Object Explorer to see databases, tables, and other parts.
- Click New Query at the top to open a place where you can write commands.
- Click Execute or press F5 to run your commands.
- To make a new database, right-click Databases and select New Database.
Download and Install SQL Server Management Studio 18 (2019)
| File Name | SSMS.zip |
| File extension | file |
| Build number | 15.0.18424.0 |
| Supported device | Win |
| Downloads | 65452 |
| Last Updated | 7 Days ago |
- Visit our website
- Find the download page of a specific version
- Click on the download button.
- Once the download is complete, open the setup file
- Click Install to start the installation process.
- Wait while the program installs
- Follow the onscreen instructions and allow the permissions it asks for during installation
- After the installation finishes, click Close to exit the installer.
- Now, you can open Server Management Studio from your Start menu to start using it.
Troubleshoots
- Can’t connect to the server: Check that the server name is correct and your internet is working. Make sure the Server program is running. Check your username and password.
- Application crashes: Restart your computer. Make sure Windows and .NET are up to date. Run it as an administrator. Try to fix or reinstall it.
- Query editor is slow: Close and reopen it. Turn off IntelliSense if it makes typing slow.
- Error messages when running queries: Read the message carefully. Check your SQL code and the names of databases or tables. Make sure you have permission to run the commands.
- Can’t connect to Azure databases: Check your internet and firewall settings. Use the newest version of SSMS. Make sure your Azure login details are correct.
- Backup, restore, don’t work: Make sure there is enough space on your computer or server. Check that you have permission to do a backup or restore. Make sure the backup file is in the right place.
