Answer / saomya jha

Anything development related should be done in Query
Analyser. Many Management related tasks are better handled
in Enterprise Manager.

Answer / ramesh ummadisetty

In sql server 2008 we have Enterprise Manager. Here we can create database, tables, stored procedures etc.

In Query Analyser we can write the queries and execute them.

Answer / ramesh ummadisetty

Typing mistake in the above answer:

In sql server 2000 we have Enterprise Manager to manage sql server databases. Here we can create database, tables, stored procedures, permissions etc.

In Query Analyser we can write the queries and execute them.

Answer / samba shiva reddy m

SQL Server Enterprise Manager is like user interface,
To do the all things like creating db ....etc.
SQL Server Query Analyser is command prompt.we have to write query and execute it.

Answer / vrajkumarmca

SQL Server

Answer / harshal vidhut

spelling are different.....

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I have a table in which phno is one of the columns.i do have some values in tht phno column.i need to update phno column values with 0(zero) as prefix.give me a correct solution plz...

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