
If you have previous versions of sqlcmd installed, calling %Program Files%\Microsoft SQL Server\110\Tools\Binn\). When using sqlcmd, ensure that you are using the SQL Server 2012 version (found in Each user should be able to create, start, administer and use his/her own LocalDB In general, though, the purpose of SqlLocalDB is to serve as a sandbox for an individual developer on a machine, not to serve as a development environment for multiple users. You should add users explicitly when connected to the instance as the owner, e.g. Sqllocaldb share "MyInstance" "OurInstance" When you create an instance you can do this as follows: Who can access your machine, you also need to be sure it has been started. A non-owner cannot start an instance, so if you are going to share an instance with other users When sharing a SqlLocalDB instance with a non-owner, you must re-start the instance for the other users to be able to see the instance you have shared. Open a command prompt using the 'Run as administrator' option. Navigate to the folder containing the msi file, and then start the msi installation. When upgrading a previous pre-release version of LocalDB, setup requires administrator permission to remove the older version of this product.
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You can also download the relevant SqlLocalDB.msi Install SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB by running SqlLocalDB.msi, found in the SQL Server 2012 Express setup files.
