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Showing posts with label attempting. Show all posts

Friday, March 30, 2012

Instance Uniunstall problem with "Uninst.isu" file

I am attempting to uninstall an instance of SQL Server 2000. When I run the SS2000 "change/uninstall" process in "Add/Remove Programs" (Control Panel), I get an error message stating that ...

"Unable to locate the installation log file 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\....\Uninst.isu Uninstallation will not continue."

I have looked in the directory and the file is not there.How do I uninstall SS2000?

Hi,

I am facing the same problem in fact I have manually removed all traces of sql server 2000 in program files. It is still exisiting in add/remove programs. How to remove it from there.

Thanks,

Bharath

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Even I am facing the same problem.

Can anyone help us., Please...

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Instance Uniunstall problem with "Uninst.isu" file

I am attempting to uninstall an instance of SQL Server 2000. When I run the SS2000 "change/uninstall" process in "Add/Remove Programs" (Control Panel), I get an error message stating that ...

"Unable to locate the installation log file 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\....\Uninst.isu Uninstallation will not continue."

I have looked in the directory and the file is not there.How do I uninstall SS2000?

Hi,

I am facing the same problem in fact I have manually removed all traces of sql server 2000 in program files. It is still exisiting in add/remove programs. How to remove it from there.

Thanks,

Bharath

Instance Uniunstall problem with "Uninst.isu" file

I am attempting to uninstall an instance of SQL Server 2000. When I run the SS2000 "change/uninstall" process in "Add/Remove Programs" (Control Panel), I get an error message stating that ...

"Unable to locate the installation log file 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\....\Uninst.isu Uninstallation will not continue."

I have looked in the directory and the file is not there.How do I uninstall SS2000?

Hi,

I am facing the same problem in fact I have manually removed all traces of sql server 2000 in program files. It is still exisiting in add/remove programs. How to remove it from there.

Thanks,

Bharath

|||

Even I am facing the same problem.

Can anyone help us., Please...

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Installing SQL Server 2005 on Vista Business

I've been attempting to install SQL 2005 Standar on my Vista Business laptop. I am able to install all the components except for Reporting Services - the checkbox for it is disabled. I have installed/activated IIS, so I don't know why this option is still unavailable to me. Can anyone assist me?

Thanks in advance!

I found my answer here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920201/en-us

Make sure that the components listed at the bottom of the article are installed.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Installing SQL 2000 Client Tools

Hi,

I'm attempting to install SQL 2000 Client Tools on my Win2k Professional workstation. However, it will not install because it claims that there is not enough disc space. The amount of space which it detects is the measly 60Mb left on my 2Gb C: drive, and apparently does not see the rather more capacious, and more than adequate 2.6Gb left of my 3.5Gb D: drive. I see no option during the install for changing this.

Any tips? Thanks in advance...Andrew.This is by design. Client tool is hardcoded to installed to the program files directory. You could overcome this by one of these two methods:
1. modify registry key - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\ProgramFilesDir

2. use SetPF program by Gert - http://www.sqldev.net/misc/setpf.htm|||Thanks OJ,
This has partially worked as now the install sees my spacious D: drive as the Program Files drive. However, SQL Client Tools is looking to my 'System Drive' for its space, which it sees as my C: drive. Is there another Key I can change?
thanks, Andrew|||There are DLLs that must be installed to system folder. You might want to clear out tmp to ensure proper disk requirement. If your system drive is that low in space, you would have more than just installation problem, your OS+many other apps would require disk space for cache.