I want to include the msi for SQL Server Express 2014 LocalDB with a .NET app, but it looks like you need a different one for 32-bit and 64-bit OS. This means making an installer package with both (adding 44Mb to the size), or creating separate installers for different target OS, or making the prerequisite a download, which requires the user to have internet access when installing. None of these solutions is very good.
What are the options?
Steve Jensen
Hello
We are trying to move SCCM database from SQL2008R2 to recently installed SQL2012. I've made a backup of database on old machine, moved it to the new one, and restored it there. Checked permissions, all fine. Added SCCM machine to the "Administrators" group on the new database server.
Tried to move database, using Microsoft documentation, preinst.exe /stopsite, and then running Setup.exe > Modify SQL Connection
Entered new server name and instance, and it went down with these errors:
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> 1: <Components><Status Module: SMS Server\Components>
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> 1: <Components><Status Module: SMS Client\Components>
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> 1: <Components><Status Module: SMS Provider\Components>
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> ***SqlError: [42000][102][Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near '99900'. : SiteControl_ins_upd
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> ***SqlError: [42000][102][Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near '99901'. : SiteControl_ins_upd
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> Cannot insert the default site control image to the database.
<04-04-2012 13:41:39> Setup has encountered fatal errors while installing SMS services.
<04-04-2012 14:11:19>
Is there a global problem with SQL2012/SCCM2007 or it's just error on my machine? Please advise
Thank you
Well, the title pretty much says it all. I'm installing SQL Server 2014 Developer Edition on Windows 8.1 Pro. The installation uses domain service accounts for all the services. The installation progress well until the end. Then, I get the following message:
Updating permission setting for folder C:\Windows\Temp failed. The folder permission setting were supposed to be set to (and an ACL list followed by what looked like a object sid).
I'm running setup as administrator.
I tried to manually set the permissions, but that's not working (access is denied). I also turned off user account control and hit retry. That failed to.
So, before I go in there and take ownership of everything on the C drive, and grant myself full control over every file on the computer, I thought I ask for what I'm "supposed" to do. I'm not going to tolerate this file control crap for very long. I have better things to do.
Folks:
I attempt to install SQL Server 2012 Enterprise - my installation experience is hanging at the Server Configuration screen. I have let the install sit in the state shown in the attachment for 5 hours. Any idea how to get beyond this?
John
Hi Expert,
I have a problem with UAFS, Upgrade Assistant for SQL 2014.
I can capture Playback trace for use with upgrade testing but when I shall Prepare Pre-SQL server 2014 things goes wrong. I have all the files in the right local directory of the server. When I click "Setup Playback" I got the following Results:
"Restore operation requires any one of master.bak OR SQLVersion.out in the playback directory"
Im the administrator of both SQL and the operation system. SQL versions of Pre-SQL is 10.0.6241 and like existing production server that the trace was taken from. SQL version of DReplay Report Server is 12.0.4422
Best Regards
Clabbo
Hello everyone,
does somebody already noticed problems after updating their SQL 2012 to SP3? We run our SharePoint 2010 on a SQL 2012 AlwaysOn Cluster and want to install the SP3 in the next few weeks.
Kind Regards
Marc
Some background ...
My corporate IT pushed a number of Windows updates to my PC. Some of them weren't installing. Not sure if any of them were related to SQL Server directly. Our IT people had a hard time getting the updates installed. After all this, I was no longer able to open Management Studio. We tried the SQL Server repair utility, but it froze (no progress after letting it run overnight). Now I'm trying to uninstall SSMS so that we could reinstall it, but the removal utility has hung as well. I'm running Windows 7 Enterprise.
Hi All,
I have a problem that is very similar to the one reported here: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/771492e5-c271-491c-9bd6-8ec01e65e96c/sql2012-express-completeimage-for-sysprep-fail-for-quotdoes-not-meet-upgrade-matrix?forum=sqlsetupandupgrade
I have to rollout 1500 laptops each with SQL 2012 Express to run a Kiosk based app. Previously we used SQL 2008 R2 and did an unattended installation on each device after the OS was laid down. This time around I am trying to make use of the Prepare and Complete processes so I can get most of the SQL installation as part of our Windows base image. This is all being delivered via SCCM.
I have reviewed and considered all of these articles:
I am using SQL Advanced x64 SP2 running on Windows 7 x64 Enterprise Edition.
Steps:
A) I used a virtual machine to create the Prepare image configuration file so that I can automate this step when creating the "real" Windows 7 reference machine.
B) Once I had the two configuration I prepared the real windows 7 reference machine.
C) Once prepared I captured the Windows 7 reference machine and added that image to an SCCM task sequence.
Everything is pointing to the fact that SQL is somehow in Evaluation mode.
The article "https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee210754.aspx" states the following:
Non-Express editions of SQL Server:
The Prepare Image step uses SQL Server Evaluation edition to install the product binaries. When the instance is completed, the edition of SQL Server depends on the product ID provided during the complete image step.
If you provide an Evaluation edition product ID, the evaluation period is set to expire 180 days after the prepared instance is completed.
Express editions of SQL Server:
To prepare an instance of SQL Server Express editions, use the Express installation media.
You cannot specify Product IDs for a prepared instance of SQL Server Express editions.
It clearly states here that non-SQL Express editions goes into evaluation mode. It seems, however that Express does the same. However it also states that that a product ID cannot be supplied for a SQL Express prepared image.
If I run the /action=CompleteImage without the configuration INI file the wizard works as expected. When I get up to to the Product ID dialogue I can pick from Evaluation or Express. This seems to confirm that Express is going into Evaluation mode. The "RANU is supported only for SQL Server Express." error message also indicates that when running a CompleteImage using an INI file somehow it defaults to Evaluation mode.
At this point I am a bit stuck. Any suggestions would be great.
NSutton
I'm working on a cluster (Microsoft SQL Server 2012 - 11.0.5532.0 (X64) Enterprise Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: )) let's call it - SRV01. It's a two node active/passive cluster. Currently running on NODE01. I can't seem to connect to NODE01 directly even from the server itself (using 127.0.0.1 as the server name). What am I doing wrong?
important omission - when connecting with TCP/IP, I get an error that the server actively refused the connection.
Mordechai Danielov
Hi I am trying to upgrade from sql server express 2008 to SQL server standard version 2014, and keep getting stuck at the preinstall upgrade advisor. It is giving me a score of 90. I tried going back to SQL server 2012, and received the same error message. Wondering how I get around this. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks
Hi ,
we have sql server 2005 enterprise with sp4 running, is it possible to upgrade sql server 2008 Standard edition, please advise?.
Regards
Veerendra Patil
Veerendra Patil
I have been receiving the following alerts from this error message as shown below:
Operating system error:317(The system cannot find message text for message number 0x345in the message filefor1033.).Check that sqlevn70.rll is installed in
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn\Resources\1033,where1033is
the language ID of US English,or the appropriate folder for the localeinuse. Also check memory usage.The root directory of this MSSQL instance is at E:\drive, which I think might be the why it is causing that error.
I have googled and seen what other people have suggested, and mostly is suggesting of uninstalling and re-installing the MSSQL. But this is a production instance, and I am trying to avoid this approach as this might cause a bigger impact to the business.
Hence, I have tried the following steps:
However, it doesn't seems to help and I still received the same error message.
Could anyone advice me on how to resolve this error message?
Thank you!
HI
I have instaled SQL Serwer 2014 in trial version.
Now I buy license for it but in Open License where I dont have a license key.
How Can I activate trial version SQL Serwer to full wihout license key ?
Is it possible wihout reinstal it?
What is the difference in the terms: dependencies and required dependencies? In the Microsoft Article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/835185 you read SQL Serverdependencies are Cluster Disk 1 and Name: SOFTY and you readSQL Server has no required dependencies. What is the meaning of the term dependencies and when are dependencies present but not required?
Thank you in advance for the clarification.
Jon
Hello,
I'm trying to find Surface Area Configuration in SQL Server 2012, and even after all programs are installed I can't seem to? Anyone know if it's been disabled in 2012?
Thanks.
Hello All,
I would like to ask you if i use backup/restore option, do i need to 'update' stored procedures code from SQL2000 to SQL 2008 or it will be done automatically when i will use backup/restore?
If not how is easily to modify many of procedures(500+) ?
Thanks in advance! :)
Hi,
Our spt_values view is missing on our SQL 2012 server. I tried running the u_tables.sql file to fix it, but I get the following error:
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Procedure spt_values, Line 7
Invalid object name 'sys.spt_values'.
sp_MS_marksystemobject: Invalid object name 'spt_values'
Msg 15151, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
Cannot find the object 'spt_values', because it does not exist or you do not have permission
How can we fix this on 2012?
Thanks!
-Mike