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 How do I test an installation of SQL Server? Answer: When the installation is complete, you can test SQL Server installation by running the osql or isql utility. For example: 1. Start MSSQLServer service. 2. From a command prompt, enter this command: osql /Usa /P 3. Verify the SQL Server version by entering: SELECT @@VERSION 4. Enter Exit command to quit the osql utility. See also these links: SQL Server 7.0 Installation SQL Server 2000 Installation See SQL Server Books Online for more information about osql or isql utility. |