Hi,
I am trying to start up on a SQL 2014 but I get these messages from the database setup window
.............
Please wait while updating database settings...
Settings updated.
Restarting server...
Database version could not be detected.
................
How do I get it to set up the database?
BR
Jens
Start up on SQL 2014
Re: Start up on SQL 2014
I found that SQL 2014 is not supported, but 2008 should be, I got the same messages on 2008 R2 SP2!
Is this not supported?
Is this not supported?
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Re: Start up on SQL 2014
Hi Jens
Im afraid I cannot help you much with the complexity of why you get this error, hopefully Martin or someone will be able to cover this for you if and when they read your post. However, I do want to tell you that I am running Windows 2008 R2 quite happily (albeit with MySQL). Im sure the problem is solvable for you - you just need someone with the answer to be reading.
Im afraid I cannot help you much with the complexity of why you get this error, hopefully Martin or someone will be able to cover this for you if and when they read your post. However, I do want to tell you that I am running Windows 2008 R2 quite happily (albeit with MySQL). Im sure the problem is solvable for you - you just need someone with the answer to be reading.
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Re: Start up on SQL 2014
It sounds like you're not using the database setup properly. It sounds like you ran the wizard and selected "Select a new hMailServer default database" rather than "Create a new hMailServer database". Could that be the issue?
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Re: Start up on SQL 2014
Hi,
I have to upgrade SQL Server 2008 installation due to an application upgrade that not support it anymore.
I don't want to install a new istance, so i tried if hmail support it first.
I installed SQL 2014 Standard on a windows server 2012 virtual machine.
I selected create new db --> msssql --> IP tried 127.0.0.1 and the normal lan ip
Authentication i tried both (windows and sql).
Here the result
From SQl Server managment studio I connect normally.
SQL server version is 12.0.4100.1
What can be?
Sorry fo my english, i'm italian
Thank you
I have to upgrade SQL Server 2008 installation due to an application upgrade that not support it anymore.
I don't want to install a new istance, so i tried if hmail support it first.
I installed SQL 2014 Standard on a windows server 2012 virtual machine.
I selected create new db --> msssql --> IP tried 127.0.0.1 and the normal lan ip
Authentication i tried both (windows and sql).
Here the result
Code: Select all
Starting task...
Please wait while creating database...
ADO: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied
SQL server version is 12.0.4100.1
What can be?
Sorry fo my english, i'm italian
Thank you
HMS 5.6.7 B2425 on Win Server 2016 Standard with SQL Server 2019
Re: Start up on SQL 2014
note that the hmail install creates the DB schema. You must NOT create it yourself before the install.
if you have a failed hms install but the DB schema has been created then you must uninstall hmailserver, delete the hmailserver install directory AND manually drop the db schema which the hmail install has created and then try again.
if you have a failed hms install but the DB schema has been created then you must uninstall hmailserver, delete the hmailserver install directory AND manually drop the db schema which the hmail install has created and then try again.
Re: Start up on SQL 2014
Sorry everyone,
my very very very bad.
It is a named instance so i had to write 127.0.0.1\Name.
It worked!
Thank you!
my very very very bad.
It is a named instance so i had to write 127.0.0.1\Name.
It worked!
Thank you!
HMS 5.6.7 B2425 on Win Server 2016 Standard with SQL Server 2019