We can get info from SQL Server with PowerShell. I used Windows Powershell ISE.

You can following the below steps.

Finding SQL Server instance, version number, Product level, host platform, and with a credential user.

So, what is mean?

Long story short,
a table without a clustered index is called Heap. But you can also add non clustered index without a primary key.

You can list all heap tables with the following script.

SELECT SCH.name + ‘.’ + TBL.name AS TableName FROM sys.tables AS TBL INNER JOIN sys.schemas AS…

Check if your module installed on your system

List all databases

The full error can be seen in the screenshot below :

The issue is caused by something to do with the value that is returned by default in the configured Named pipes. Firstly,

– Open SQL Server Configuration Manager
– Branch out SQL Server Network Configuration
– Click on the Protocols for your instance.
– In the right-hand pane, right-click on Named pipes and then click properties.

– Change the value in the field Pipe Name to

\\.\pipe\sql\query

Click ok. Then restart the SQL Instance. You should now be able to connect to the instance.