Managing MS SQL Server 2005/8 with third-party tools

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I am trying to access a SQL Server database housed on a ISP. Normally one would simply install an express version of SQL server and use the Management Studio therein. Yeah, not me!

Are there any third party tools that will allow me to manage my database? Lightweight ones would be the best but I'm not that picky. :)

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