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But then there’s this post that talks about the repeated-reboot-pending-failure for a standard SQL Server setup, and I found myself wondering if you could use the same undocumented /SkipRules parameter with a value of “RebootRequiredCheck”.Ĭ:\>\ >SQLServer2014-KB4032541-圆4.exe /action=Patch /SkipRules=RebootRequiredCheck
However, nothing here is immediately helpful. This command line argument is not supported on an
#Sql 2012 express restart computer failed install
X86 Specifies that Setup should install into WOW64. Valid values are Normal for the fullĮnableUIOnServerCore for bypassing Server Core UIMODE Parameter that controls the user interfaceīehavior. SQMREPORTING Specify that SQL Server feature usage data can beĬollected and sent to Microsoft. QUIETSIMPLE Setup will display progress only, without any QUIET Setup will not display any user interface. Server Database Engine (SQL), Analysis Services Parameter is required when installing the SQL Is the default instance for non-Express editionsĪnd SQLExpress for Express editions. INSTANCENAME Specify a default or named instance. Will incorporate the instance ID of the SQL Structure, registry structure, and service names INSTANCEID Specify the Instance ID for the SQL Serverįeatures you have specified. INDICATEPROGRESS Specifies that the detailed Setup log should be You have read and understood the terms of use.
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SQL Server license terms, you acknowledge that IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS By specifying this parameter and accepting the HELP Displays the command line parameters usage True to enable and 0 or False to disable this
Version of SQL Server on your localized WindowsĮRRORREPORTING Specify if errors can be reported to Microsoft to Used only in a non-Microsoft cluster environment.ĮNU Use the /ENU parameter to install the English This parameter isĬLUSTERPASSIVE Specifies that SQL Server Setup should not manage This is a requiredĪLLINSTANCES Specifies that all instances are to be included ĪCTION Specifies a Setup work flow, like INSTALL,
#Sql 2012 express restart computer failed update
However, as mentioned at the top (you did read the small print, yes?), the typical service pack / cumulative update / hotfix is distributed as a self-extracting executable, called something like SQLServer2014-KB4032541-圆4.exe that launches something else.įortunately, if you run your executable with the /? parameter, you’ll get a helpful list of what parameters you can pass into the service pack: C:\>\ >SQLServer2014-KB4032541-圆4.exe /?Ĭopyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. If you’re running a normal SQL Server setup, you can do a lot from the command line – and this is all documented elsewhere, and I’m not going to rehash it. Or if it did, I couldn’t see it, which is a bit awkward as I’m supposed to be administering these servers. Remember to change it back when you’re done.)Įxcept in this case, there was nothing there… The key value didn’t exist. (It’s “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\PendingFileRenameOperations” – rename it to, say, PendingFileRenameOperationsBackup and have another go. Remember there’s a registry key value you can rename to bypass these checks. Reboot the server, restart the installation, and get the message again.
#Sql 2012 express restart computer failed windows
Patching some SQL Servers today, I had a couple of failures because there was a reboot pending (presumably a hangover from the Windows patching that had gone before). Incidentally, the sort of problem I’m discussing here is why I (almost) always copy the patch/servicepack/media to somewhere local – each time you run a servicepack or cumulative update, the whole package decompresses to your hard drive, runs, and then deletes itself afterwards – not something that you want to wait for several times…
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