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How do I find my LocalDB?

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  1. How do I access LocalDB in SQL Server?
  2. How do I connect to a local database?
Solution: Open "Command Prompt" Type line "sqllocaldb info" and check the name. By default, it will show "MSSQLLocalDB". Type line "sqllocaldb info MSSQLLocalDB" If the version is "12.0. 4100.1", LocalDB instance is in 2014 version. If the version if "13.1. 4100.0" is in 2016 version.


How do I access LocalDB in SQL Server?

By typing the SqlLocalDb info command and pressing the Enter key from the keyboard in the Command Prompt window, the following instances may be found: The v11. 0 and MSSQLLocalDB instances are automatic Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB instances and come with installation of Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB.

How do I connect to a local database?

Use SSMS to Connect to the Local Default Instance1For Server Type it is Database Engine.2For the Server Name, we can simply use a dot (.) which will connect to the local default instance of SQL Server.3For the Authentication you can select Windows or SQL Server. ... 4Then click Connect.Use SQL Server Management Studio to Connect to Database

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