Error 29528 When Installing SQL Service Pack 4
Oleta Blaylock
I am trying to install SQL Server Enterprise Core 2012 w SP1 64bit (as downloaded from the Microsoft Partner Program site) on a 64-bit Windows 2008 R2 SP1 server. When simply right-clicking on SETUP.EXE in the root and selecting Run as Administrator, seemingly nothing happens. When I run it from a Command Prompt (Run as Administrator), I get this:
I rebooted the VM, and I was then able to get the Setup to work as expected. I am disappointed that the error message did not provide any indication of what was wrong or what needed to be done to correct the situation, but rebooting seems to have resolved whatever the issue was.
I inherited it and (wrongly) assumed it was in working order. Instead, it had a bunch of non-valid parameters and instead of using ; for comments, it used #. The logs gave this error without any useful information.
I was facing exactly same error with error code Error result: -2068643839.It was occurring when I was trying to install SQL Server 2017 Enterprise Edition with mounting ISO file on my Windows 10 machine. I googled and found some other issues getting resolved when installing by extracting ISO file instead of installing it by mounting the ISO. The error went away.
This article provides general steps to troubleshoot issues that you might experience when you apply a Cumulative Update (CU) or Service Pack (SP) to your Microsoft SQL Server instance. It also provides information on how to resolve the following error messages or conditions:
In the next few sections, check for a scenario that corresponds to your situation, and then follow the associated troubleshooting steps.If there's no matching scenario, look for more pointers in the log files.
T-SQL upgrade scripts are shipped together with every SQL Server cumulative update. They're run after the SQL Server binaries are replaced with the latest versions. If these T-SQL scripts don't run for some reason, the Setup program reports a "Wait on Database Engine recovery handle failed" error. Setup records errors 912 and 3417 in the latest SQL Server error log. Errors 912 and 3417 are associated with database script upgrade failures and failure to recover the master database, respectively. The messages that precede error 912 usually provide information about the root cause of the failure that occurred when the upgrade scripts were run.
There could be a variety of errors raised together with 912 and 3417. For more information about a summary of common scenarios and related solutions, see Troubleshoot upgrade script failures when applying an update.
Applications such as SQL Server that use Windows Installer technology for the setup process will store critical files in the Windows Installer cache. The default installer cache location is C:\Windows\Installer. These files are required for uninstalling and updating applications. They're unique to that computer. Updates to applications that depend on these files won't work if they're accidentally deleted or otherwise compromised. To resolve this condition, use one of the following methods that are described in Restore the missing Windows Installer cache files:
For smooth functioning and maintenance of a SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance (FCI), follow the best practices described in Before Installing Failover Clustering and Failover Cluster Instance administration & maintenance. If you experience errors when you apply a CU or an SP, check the following conditions:
done with the following result - worth noting that I stopped the program using CTRL-C after about 2 min. Not sure how long the program would run in a normal cycle without errors.
BTW I also used CTRL-C yesterday, then the pump error came up in the terminal.
gecko.service:
As far as I know services in systemd are started as root whereas geckolib and paho-mqtt are installed in the user directory (site-packages). Maybe the path to paho.mqtt.client is unknown when running:
glad to see that you made some progress. Indeed I forgot that I have done the installation on a stupid Proxmox container with root. So maybe a bit more configuration work is needed in case the service should not run under root rights.
Regarding the two locations of the error log, that is on purpose. In case /var/log cannot be used it falls back into the folder the script had been called from. That explains why you have two log files.
Finally the error message is wrong (copy/paste error) The message occurs because of an unexpected disconnection. Unluckily the error number are not documented. I expect something is wrong with your broker setup.
Can you please change in the config.py file the log level to DEBUG. Maybe that will bring some more light.
Can you please also check, if you have allowed anonymous access to the broker. I assume you have mosquitto installed and with the last major version update anonymous access is disabled by default.
Quicker than expected.
If I did not any mistakes, blowers should now also be reported in the same way as pumps and lights.
For the channel thinks and items you can use the pumps as a blueprint and adapt accordingly. It would be nice if you could post the MQTT JSON of a blower. I expect something liek:
[Error Message]
The Local Service account is not permitted for the SQL Server Service. Specify another account for the service login.
[Details]
Microsoft.SqlServer.Configuration.SqlEngine.ValidationException: The Local Service account is not permitted for the SQL Server Service. Specify another account for the service login.
We are attempting to install SQL Express 2012 SP2 on a Win7x64 SP1 computer. It says the WMI Service is not started, yet it is started and running OK. If we stop and restart the WMI service then the Event Log has normal start and stop messages. What should we do?
My question is: Is it OK (Performance wise) to install SQL Server 2012 SP2 along with PowerPivot, Reporting Services (SSRS), Analysis Services (SSAS), and Integration Services (SSIS) ALL of them onto one single box (One server) ?
We having 2 SQL Servers 2012 Enterprise in Evaluation. Now that we have downloaded our licensed copy of SQL Server I have downloaded the packaged from our MS Volume License Portal. I have downloaded SQL Enterprise Edition 2012 with core licenses, since this is how we are licensed. The current two servers are in Always-On mode, which is supported by Enterprise Edition.
The AlwaysOn Availability Groups feature is enabled on this instance of SQL Server and it is not supported in the edition being changed to. Before proceeding, disable AlwaysOn Availability Groups on the server instance. For more information, see SQL Server Books Online.
I am wondering why this warning is popping up and is it really upgrading to the correct Edition? The installation package I downloaded has the following filename, which to me indicates that it is the correct ISO.
We bought SQL Server 2014 Enterprise Core 60 numbers and we activated SA quantity 60 numbers .. I have some doubt how can i download installation key from my Microsoft license volume page .And how can i active my license through internet also how can i add my active and passive license to SQL Cluster Nodes ...
We are running SQL Server 2008 R2 64-bit on a Windows 2012 R2 Standard 64-bit system. Our backup plan utilizes the MaintenanceSolutions.sql scripts. The Database Backup = USER_DATABASES - FULL job involves twenty databases of sizes ranging from twenty megabytes to over 300 gigabytes.
Two of the largest databases were recently reconfigured to utilize a separate FILESTREAM volume from the others due to space limitations of the original volume. Both were interactively backed up to a temporary folder on another volume. The databases were then deleted, and subsequently restored with the new FILESTREAM volume configured in their options. The databases were successfully accessed by our users after the reconfiguration of each had been complete.
The larger of the two databases, which is 360 gigabytes, completes backing up in about three hours. However the other database, which is 326 gigabytes, is taking a day and a half to complete. I compared the properties of the two databases, and I did not see anything different in their configurations.
The DatabaseIntegrityCheck -USER_DATABASES and IndexOptimize - USER_DATABASES job histories did not list any problems. The backups of all the other databases are not taking nearly as long to complete.
I am going to be interactively backing up the problematic database this evening to see if the issue is within the backup job, or the database itself. Beyond that, what other steps can I take to troubleshoot and correct this issue?
Product: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (64-bit) -- Error 29528. The setup has encountered an unexpected error while Completing Commit. The error is: The cluster resource cannot be moved to another group because other resources are dependent on it.
Product: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (64-bit) -- Error 29530. Failed to set registry settings for server network libraries. The action is SetShilohRoot. The error is 2 (The system cannot find the file specified.
Unable to connect to the database type that is created with earlier versions type. But the same Linked Server in another SQL Server instance is working perfectly. I am unable to rectify what is the problem please help.
I have inserted the database .mdf and .inf files location to the application directory of the setup project.
I built the project and copied the setup and .msi files to a stick drive and installed the program onto another machine. all went well.
I started the application, which loaded fine and tried to access the data from the database It threw an error saying database engine not found.
checking the machine, the database and .inf files were in the application folder.
Checking the programs installed I find that there is no Localdb installed even though I told the program to check and download it in the solution properties along with the 4.5 framework.