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Daniel Corbett
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Daniel Corbett
asked on 27 Jul 2010, 05:16 PM
I am trying to install the community edition on my server with SQL Server 2008. But it fails this database permission test.
The user DOES have permission to create and alter databases, but the Telerik installer is saying otherwise.
Thanks in advance for your help!
- Daniel
The user DOES have permission to create and alter databases, but the Telerik installer is saying otherwise.
Thanks in advance for your help!
- Daniel
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Hello Daniel,
Our installer is using the provided credentials and attempting to make calls to the database and simply returning the result from the database. Our checks are for CREATE, ALTER, and then DELETE of the created database.
Kind regards,
David Harris
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Our installer is using the provided credentials and attempting to make calls to the database and simply returning the result from the database. Our checks are for CREATE, ALTER, and then DELETE of the created database.
Kind regards,
David Harris
the Telerik team
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answered on 27 Jul 2010, 05:43 PM
The account I am using is the same one I am logged in as, and I can successfully CREATE, ALTER and DELETE a database... Is there a log somewhere of what errors it's encountering? [ I did find a problem where the default place databases were created was on a volume which is compressed, after changing the default, it works fine ]. The database permission test still fails, though.
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Hello Daniel,
You can run the installer from command line which will log all actions to a file. Please try the following:
You can run the installer from command line which will log all actions to a file. Please try the following:
msiexec /i [Installer Path] /L*v c:\teampulseLog.txt
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answered on 27 Jul 2010, 06:24 PM
Actually, that wasn't useful, there are no details in the log as to what caused it not to succeed..
I had to run the SQL Server Profiler, and when I ran those commands in SQL Server Management Studio, I realized that the default place for it to create databases was changed in the configuration, but not the running copy. Restarting SQL Server, and it worked fine.
So this is a bit of feedback, to capture the error messages, when the test fails, and share them with the user doing the install. The failure may not be a permissions issue at all, as it was in my case.
- Daniel
I had to run the SQL Server Profiler, and when I ran those commands in SQL Server Management Studio, I realized that the default place for it to create databases was changed in the configuration, but not the running copy. Restarting SQL Server, and it worked fine.
So this is a bit of feedback, to capture the error messages, when the test fails, and share them with the user doing the install. The failure may not be a permissions issue at all, as it was in my case.
- Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
Glad to see you got past the error! Thanks for the feedback, I have logged it and we will look into improving our logging and error messages as we enhance the installer.
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David Harris
the Telerik team
Glad to see you got past the error! Thanks for the feedback, I have logged it and we will look into improving our logging and error messages as we enhance the installer.
Regards,
David Harris
the Telerik team
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