How to Install Microsoft SQL Server in Ubuntu
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Please How do I Install SQL server in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, I a new Ubuntu user and I need the sql server for Database class. I had to partition my hard drive and use windows to be able to use the Sql server. I want to install in in the Ubuntu
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Please How do I Install SQL server in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, I a new Ubuntu user and I need the sql server for Database class. I had to partition my hard drive and use windows to be able to use the Sql server. I want to install in in the Ubuntu
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well if its mysql ... then itssudo apt install mysql-serverif its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.
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up vote
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Please How do I Install SQL server in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, I a new Ubuntu user and I need the sql server for Database class. I had to partition my hard drive and use windows to be able to use the Sql server. I want to install in in the Ubuntu
16.04
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
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Please How do I Install SQL server in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, I a new Ubuntu user and I need the sql server for Database class. I had to partition my hard drive and use windows to be able to use the Sql server. I want to install in in the Ubuntu
16.04
16.04
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
12
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
12
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
edited Apr 2 at 4:42
Thomas Ward♦
41.5k23112166
41.5k23112166
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
12
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
12
asked Mar 28 at 21:22
DOJ
12
12
well if its mysql ... then itssudo apt install mysql-serverif its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.
– John Orion
Mar 28 at 23:24
add a comment |Â
well if its mysql ... then itssudo apt install mysql-serverif its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.
– John Orion
Mar 28 at 23:24
well if its mysql ... then its
sudo apt install mysql-server if its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.– John Orion
Mar 28 at 23:24
well if its mysql ... then its
sudo apt install mysql-server if its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.– John Orion
Mar 28 at 23:24
add a comment |Â
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Microsoft have a set of instructions and link to their PPA at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-install-connect-ubuntu for installing MSSQL on a Ubuntu system.
The instructions dont work so well with 17.04, but haven't run into problems with 16.04 (I've installed it on 3 servers at the office.)
Update:
Yeah, the terminal isn't the easiest to getting to know your way around. Stick with it, the more you use it - the easier it gets.
I've used a couple of editors in Ubuntu to connect with MSSQL databases that are straightforward to install.
Atom.io is a generally useful editor with a good selection of SQL packages available to install.
Microsoft's Visual Code code has quite a few useful SQL connection and query extensions available too.
HTH
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
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This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Microsoft have a set of instructions and link to their PPA at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-install-connect-ubuntu for installing MSSQL on a Ubuntu system.
The instructions dont work so well with 17.04, but haven't run into problems with 16.04 (I've installed it on 3 servers at the office.)
Update:
Yeah, the terminal isn't the easiest to getting to know your way around. Stick with it, the more you use it - the easier it gets.
I've used a couple of editors in Ubuntu to connect with MSSQL databases that are straightforward to install.
Atom.io is a generally useful editor with a good selection of SQL packages available to install.
Microsoft's Visual Code code has quite a few useful SQL connection and query extensions available too.
HTH
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Microsoft have a set of instructions and link to their PPA at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-install-connect-ubuntu for installing MSSQL on a Ubuntu system.
The instructions dont work so well with 17.04, but haven't run into problems with 16.04 (I've installed it on 3 servers at the office.)
Update:
Yeah, the terminal isn't the easiest to getting to know your way around. Stick with it, the more you use it - the easier it gets.
I've used a couple of editors in Ubuntu to connect with MSSQL databases that are straightforward to install.
Atom.io is a generally useful editor with a good selection of SQL packages available to install.
Microsoft's Visual Code code has quite a few useful SQL connection and query extensions available too.
HTH
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Microsoft have a set of instructions and link to their PPA at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-install-connect-ubuntu for installing MSSQL on a Ubuntu system.
The instructions dont work so well with 17.04, but haven't run into problems with 16.04 (I've installed it on 3 servers at the office.)
Update:
Yeah, the terminal isn't the easiest to getting to know your way around. Stick with it, the more you use it - the easier it gets.
I've used a couple of editors in Ubuntu to connect with MSSQL databases that are straightforward to install.
Atom.io is a generally useful editor with a good selection of SQL packages available to install.
Microsoft's Visual Code code has quite a few useful SQL connection and query extensions available too.
HTH
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
Microsoft have a set of instructions and link to their PPA at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-install-connect-ubuntu for installing MSSQL on a Ubuntu system.
The instructions dont work so well with 17.04, but haven't run into problems with 16.04 (I've installed it on 3 servers at the office.)
Update:
Yeah, the terminal isn't the easiest to getting to know your way around. Stick with it, the more you use it - the easier it gets.
I've used a couple of editors in Ubuntu to connect with MSSQL databases that are straightforward to install.
Atom.io is a generally useful editor with a good selection of SQL packages available to install.
Microsoft's Visual Code code has quite a few useful SQL connection and query extensions available too.
HTH
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
edited Apr 2 at 4:15
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
answered Mar 29 at 2:05
SeanSNZ
37126
37126
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
add a comment |Â
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
This works for me, Thank you. There is just a little problem, I can only use it in the terminal and am not that great with the terminal commands.
– DOJ
Mar 31 at 22:03
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
Hi, I 've updated the answer with a suggestion
– SeanSNZ
Apr 2 at 4:17
add a comment |Â
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well if its mysql ... then its
sudo apt install mysql-serverif its microsoft sql (MSsql) then not sure if that can be ran through wine (windows emulator) but .. if not .. then you are still tied to Windows.– John Orion
Mar 28 at 23:24