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I am looking for a web/cloud based solution to manage SQL Server 2012/2014 from the browser without having to install the SSMS tool. I ran across Sql Web Admin and myLittleAdmin .

Sql Web Admin doesn't appear to be working as expected for SQL Server 2014 DBs (I wasn't able to test it against 2012) and myLittleAdmin is not a free tool.

Any one know of a way to access a SQL Server over the web? Thanks

DotnetDude
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These Stackoverflow threads (thread 1, thread 2), list SSMS alternatives some portable (run off USB drive), and some written in Java. From Linqpad to Database.NET to Query Express, you should find a tool that would work for you.

Should these not work, SQL Server installs command-line tools (SQLCMD, powershell) that should get you editing/managing databases in no time

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  • @Capt Monac, I am not necessarily looking for an installable tool. I have no issues with SSMS other than it not being able to access servers due to firewall restrictions in my network. Other tools will have similar issues, so I was looking for a browser based alternative. – DotnetDude Jan 30 '16 at 23:50
  • Ah I see. Could you give a bit more detail on how the browser based alternative would work? What I was thinking was you could plug in a flashdrive with a "portable" SSMS alternative into a computer that is behind the firewall and voila, you have tunneled through :) – Cpt. Monac Feb 02 '16 at 19:41