Hi all
I'm fighting with this problem for a few days. I installed BCM on our server
(to be a client-server installation). No problems. Created new DB - no
problems. Then I wanted to share it: added users clicked share and....
An error occurred while applying changes. Your changes have not been applied
successfully.
2k3 server, member of a domain, domain admin account.
After that error SQL/MSSMLBIZ won't work at all. It stopped and I can't
start it, saying that it could not be started coz of something. Now I need
to reinstall BCM with integrated SQL :(
Any idea?
Raul - 19 Dec 2006 02:53 GMT
The error message that you earlier stated might happen if the Internet
connection firewall is disabled. As for the second error try removing
BCM and MSDE from add / remove programs and then navigate to C:\Program
Files\MSSQL Server and rename the same to MSSQL ServerOLD
Then try reinstalling BCM

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Luther - 19 Dec 2006 17:03 GMT
The answer probably lies in the "coz of something".
Look in the Windows Event Viewer for Application errors from Sql, or
the MSSMLBIZ sql log.
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Guzun, Alex - 20 Dec 2006 09:28 GMT
I'll try something on my workstation, not server.
By the way: When BCM is applying sharing settings it shows me
Enabling network protocols on SQL Server
What does it mean actually? What should I do if I want to configure SQL
manually?
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Luther - 20 Dec 2006 17:10 GMT
Sql has a utility that configures access to local machine only, or TCP
and Named Pipes access from network. When "Enabling network protocols",
BCM is turning on the latter programmatically.
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Guzun, Alex - 21 Dec 2006 08:02 GMT
OK, I know that
but what exactly?
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