Hi All,
I ran the rebuildm.exe and it had been showing "server configuration progress..." for more than 10 minutes. So I stopped that process manually. Now I can not start sql server. why?
When I start it, the status first changes to "starting" and again "stopped".
Please help...
Hi!
Rebuildm.exe copies master database files from CD (search for mast*.mdf and
mast*.ldf). When copied from CD, files are marked with read-only attribute.
This might be the reason for the problem. Copy the files mnually, change the
attribute and rerun rebuildm with copied files.
Dejan Sarka, SQL Server MVP
Associate Mentor
Solid Quality Learning
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"suresh" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
> I ran the rebuildm.exe and it had been showing "server configuration
progress..." for more than 10 minutes. So I stopped that process manually.
Now I can not start sql server. why?
> When I start it, the status first changes to "starting" and again
"stopped".
> Please help...
|||No, it does not work !
|||Any errors in Windows Event Log and SQL Server Error Log?
Dejan Sarka, SQL Server MVP
Associate Mentor
Solid Quality Learning
More than just Training
www.SolidQualityLearning.com
"suresh" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> No, it does not work !
sql
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Rebuild of SQL Server
With the initial system DISK configuration now running out of space, it will
be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload of Win2k and
SQL 2000.
Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and system/user d
atabase device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild of the server (sa
me name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would it possible to stop S
QL and copy the same databa
se device files from tape to avoid a SQL restore of the databases. This woul
d save some time and effort in recreating the databases from scratch, includ
ing the master database.
Thanks in Advance for any advice.Hi,
Yes, You can do that and it will be the faster and easy methodology. But
ensure that you have the same service pack in new server as well.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Greg H" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F5F90AF5-EA63-4192-BEB5-E4238C2A624F@.microsoft.com...
> With the initial system DISK configuration now running out of space, it
will be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload of Win2k
and SQL 2000.
> Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and system/user
database device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild of the server
(same name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would it possible to
stop SQL and copy the same database device files from tape to avoid a SQL
restore of the databases. This would save some time and effort in recreating
the databases from scratch, including the master database.
> Thanks in Advance for any advice.|||Provided all the path namews for location of master, model, tempdb etc =
and the user databses are the same, same service pack levels etc then I =
be;leive this should be OK. I would still test it though.=20
Being paranoid I would take at least 2 tape copies. And if possible =
restore to new disks BEFORE ditching the old ones.
But do you really ned to reinstall win2k to make the disk changes.?
Mike John
"Greg H" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:F5F90AF5-EA63-4192-BEB5-E4238C2A624F@.microsoft.com...
> With the initial system DISK configuration now running out of space, =
it will be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload =
of Win2k and SQL 2000. =20
> Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and =
system/user database device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild =
of the server (same name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would =
it possible to stop SQL and copy the same database device files from =
tape to avoid a SQL restore of the databases. This would save some time =
and effort in recreating the databases from scratch, including the =
master database.
>=20
> Thanks in Advance for any advice.
be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload of Win2k and
SQL 2000.
Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and system/user d
atabase device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild of the server (sa
me name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would it possible to stop S
QL and copy the same databa
se device files from tape to avoid a SQL restore of the databases. This woul
d save some time and effort in recreating the databases from scratch, includ
ing the master database.
Thanks in Advance for any advice.Hi,
Yes, You can do that and it will be the faster and easy methodology. But
ensure that you have the same service pack in new server as well.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Greg H" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F5F90AF5-EA63-4192-BEB5-E4238C2A624F@.microsoft.com...
> With the initial system DISK configuration now running out of space, it
will be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload of Win2k
and SQL 2000.
> Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and system/user
database device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild of the server
(same name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would it possible to
stop SQL and copy the same database device files from tape to avoid a SQL
restore of the databases. This would save some time and effort in recreating
the databases from scratch, including the master database.
> Thanks in Advance for any advice.|||Provided all the path namews for location of master, model, tempdb etc =
and the user databses are the same, same service pack levels etc then I =
be;leive this should be OK. I would still test it though.=20
Being paranoid I would take at least 2 tape copies. And if possible =
restore to new disks BEFORE ditching the old ones.
But do you really ned to reinstall win2k to make the disk changes.?
Mike John
"Greg H" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:F5F90AF5-EA63-4192-BEB5-E4238C2A624F@.microsoft.com...
> With the initial system DISK configuration now running out of space, =
it will be necessary to reconfigure the disk structure - with a reload =
of Win2k and SQL 2000. =20
> Question: Prior to the server rebuild, if SQL is stopped and =
system/user database device files are copied to tape, after the rebuild =
of the server (same name) and a reload of SQL 2000 to same drive, would =
it possible to stop SQL and copy the same database device files from =
tape to avoid a SQL restore of the databases. This would save some time =
and effort in recreating the databases from scratch, including the =
master database.
>=20
> Thanks in Advance for any advice.
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