OSQL Returns Strange Results

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Brian Moran

SQL Server Magazine

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SQL −L should locate all SQL Servers on the network, but lately I've seen OSQL −L return servers that don't have SQL Server or Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) installed. Why does OSQL −L show SQL Server running on machines that don't have SQL Server installed?

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