SQL Server 2000

I have done a clean install of Window Small Business
Server 2000 and SQL server 2000 did not install properly.

There wasn't really any errors just a red cross saying
server components. When I looked in the information it
said 'an unspecified error has occurred'

If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it.

Thanks

Henry
Tue Oct 14 18:39:23 CDT 2003

Try Re-Installing it,
Uninstall first if you have to.

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"ANOther" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have done a clean install of Window Small Business
> Server 2000 and SQL server 2000 did not install properly.
>
> There wasn't really any errors just a red cross saying
> server components. When I looked in the information it
> said 'an unspecified error has occurred'
>
> If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it.
>
> Thanks


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anonymous
Wed Oct 15 02:40:51 CDT 2003

Thank you, I have done this but still falls over.

Anna
>-----Original Message-----
>Try Re-Installing it,
>Uninstall first if you have to.
>
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>> I have done a clean install of Window Small Business
>> Server 2000 and SQL server 2000 did not install
properly.
>>
>> There wasn't really any errors just a red cross saying
>> server components. When I looked in the information it
>> said 'an unspecified error has occurred'
>>
>> If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it.
>>
>> Thanks
>
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Henry
Wed Oct 15 03:55:21 CDT 2003

"Unspecified Error" isn't much help to us is it .

Anything in the Setup Log ?
I thinks it's: sqlstp.log

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<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thank you, I have done this but still falls over.
>
> Anna
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Try Re-Installing it,
> >Uninstall first if you have to.
> >
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> >Henry Craven
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me
Wed Oct 15 17:00:33 CDT 2003

I have the same problem, every time I include SQL with
the other Apps to install during initial burn in of the
server... SQL installation fails! I just thought it was a
bad cd or something.

I get around it by not installing SQL with the other
server stuff. Going back after the server is up and
running, then just running the SQL setup.exe file (I
think it's on CD2.

Good luck...

anonymous
Thu Oct 16 03:45:37 CDT 2003

I have now gone through this procedure and found that it
will not copy the file sqlservr.exe. Also when the
installation begins, it recommends that certain processes
be closed and I can't close them, could this be the
problem?

Thanks.

>-----Original Message-----
>I have the same problem, every time I include SQL with
>the other Apps to install during initial burn in of the
>server... SQL installation fails! I just thought it was
a
>bad cd or something.
>
>I get around it by not installing SQL with the other
>server stuff. Going back after the server is up and
>running, then just running the SQL setup.exe file (I
>think it's on CD2.
>
>Good luck...
>.
>

anonymous
Sun Oct 19 04:17:05 CDT 2003

Thank you for this, I have had a new CD sent out and it
works perfectly.


>-----Original Message-----
>I have the same problem, every time I include SQL with
>the other Apps to install during initial burn in of the
>server... SQL installation fails! I just thought it was
a
>bad cd or something.
>
>I get around it by not installing SQL with the other
>server stuff. Going back after the server is up and
>running, then just running the SQL setup.exe file (I
>think it's on CD2.
>
>Good luck...
>.
>