Remote Management
Hello!
My login is dbo for a database located at a remote server(SQL server7.0).Can I run the stored procedures of that database by accessing remotely.Also I have to manage that database from here,what limitations that I will have if I am not an SA for that server?Any help is appreciated.I am operating from NT workstation4.0.
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