Hostname Change and SQL

From: Gary (reachus_at_netlink.info)
Date: 05/08/04

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    We have had to change the hostname on an SQL server (Blade and the balde
    moved chassis so name changed)

    It seems i need to run 2 stored procedures which are
    sp_dropserver 'old_name', 'droplogins'
    go
    sp_addserver 'new_name', 'local'
    go
    Assuming this is right I cannot find anyway to run these stored procedures
    as there seems ot be no interactiove SQL.

    Help please

    Gary


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