I installed Neo4j Enterprise edition first and now I'm working with it without any problem . Then I installed community edition and I followed the exact same rules that I followed for installing Enterprise edition . I mean I opened cmd, went to the directory and wrote neo4j.bat install service and then Net start neo4j.
The problem is that I can not connect to the community edition !!
I set different ports for community edition but again I can not connect .
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and another problem is that when I go to the directory through cmd and write net stop neo4j , the enterprise edition get stopped !!! I go to the community edition and the write net stop neo4j but the enterprise edition goes down
thank you
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I am currently trying to install SQL Server 2017 Enterprise on Windows Server 2016 Datacenter.
When the installation reaches "Install Setupfiles", the window freezes.
I have tried to install SQL Server 2016 Enterprise and SQL Server 2016 Developer, but no difference.
I also have installed .Net Framework 4.7 to meet the requirements of the setup, but nothing changed.
There is also no information from the setup, despite the fact that it skips downloading and extracting the installation files (which is fine, due to the fact that I downloaded a full ISO), but it also skips "installing installation files".
Did I forget any crucial software or setting ?
Did anyone face the same problem ?
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I currently have a website in DNN Community Edition (version 7.3.2). I need to upgrade the website to enterprise edition. I have tried searching (read Googling) for the steps and protocols to be followed to achieve this. However, all search results, blogs and online documentation I have encountered so far seem to be pertaining to upgrading Community Edition (CE) to Professional Edition (PE) or Professional Edition (PE) to Enterprise Edition (EE). Based on my understanding, I get the feeling that I have to upgrade to Professional Edition in order to be able to upgrade to Enterprise Edition (EE).
So can anybody tell me is it possible to upgrade Community edition to Enterprise Edition straightaway OR do I have to go through the installation of Professional edition?
You will simply perform the same steps as you would to upgrade to PE. No need to upgrade to PE then EE.
Backup everything (files/database)
Download the EE Upgrade package
Extract the EE Upgrade package (make sure to unblock the ZIP if you're using Windows Compression to extract)
Copy the files from the UPGRADE extraction over your existing CE location.
Side note: Probably too late, but do you really need Enterprise Edition?
Does anyone know if there is some type of bug in the installation of SQL Server 2008 R2? It seems if you have Express edition installed, then upgrade to anything (developer, enterprise, etc.) the SQL Server tools that don't come with Express will never show up because the Express edition is installed on your computer. *Even though you just paid for Enterprise edition
This has happened to me on 3 different computers. I have to copy the binn folder from a computer that actually works. Just today I decided to try to uninstall the Express edition before upgrading - instead of letting Microsoft handling the upgrade and it worked. I'm thinking maybe this is a bug...
When you upgrade from Express version, need to install Management Tools - Complete -
I know this question is old and answered, but I was having the same problem. I wanted to upgrade from Express to Developer and none of these answers helped me.
What I´ve done to be able to add features is:
Open the SQL Server Installation Center.
Click on Maintenance > Edition Upgrade and follow the steps.
Click on Installation > New installation or add features to an existing installation and follow the steps.
There you can add all the new features from your new version of SQL Server. Hope that helped..
(Instructions for 2008 R2)
If you installed Express before Enterprise/Developer you most likely have Management Tools - Basic installed. I used the following steps to get SQL Server Profiler Installed, which is bundled with the Management Tools - Complete tool set.
Step 1: Remove Management Tools - Basic
Control "Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features"
Uninstall/Change "Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2"
Select "Remove"
In the "Select Instance" dialog, "Instances to remove features from:" drop-down choose Remove shared features only
Check "Management Tools - Basic"
Follow the rest of the uninstall dialogs
Step 2: Install Management Tools - Complete
Run setup from the Enterprise\Developer Edition installation media
Choose "New installation or add features to an existing installation"
A few screens later choose "SQL Server Feature Installation"
Check "Shared Features -> Management Tools-Complete"
Follow the rest of the dialogs to install.
You should now have SQL Server Profiler installed.
You need to select full management tools in the features during install I believe. Just go run the installer again, select modify existing instance, and add the checkboxes for management tools
SQL Server installation, when doing an upgrade, is only going to upgrade those components currently installed. If you want the additional tools available with a higher edition you will have to rerun the installation and select to add addtional components. Then as Darren suggested select the full management tools option.
I'm developing a database-driven web application. I'm not always connected to the network so I'd like to setup a development environment on my laptop with a SQL Server database. The database won't be hit hard or anything, I just mainly need it so I can make sure my queries are setup correctly for my web pages.
I'm running Windows 7 locally. The actual database production environment is running SQL Server 2000. The web application is being built on Coldfusion8.
Visit SQL Server Downloads and download the Express edition
Yes, you can use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM - Express with Management Tools.
If you want to run SQL Server 2000, find an old copy of SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition.
You cannot install the full version of MSSQL Server on your computer for development purposes, but you can install MSSQL Server Express for this purpose.
Also, the developer edition for about $50 - this has all the features of the enterprise edition and is well worth the money.
Note that it should only be used for development and is not to be used in a production environment.
Yep, just pay £46 for a Developer's version (from the Microsoftstore) and you can enjoy all the features included in the enterprise version but you are limited to Dev and Test; you may not create for production servers using the Dev license.
I bought it a couple of days ago and have already created reports using Reporting Services.
NOTE: I've discovered that the report Builder is not compatible with Chrome (works fine with IE).
I have updated my SQL Server 2008 R2 Evaluation Edition to Enterprise Edition a
couple of weeks ago. Service Pack 1 is also installed. Things were going good for a while . But when I run an SSIS package now, I get a Warning:
0x80000036: only 9 days left for evaluation.
can anyone help me out in resolving this issue?
It looks like your upgrade didn't go through smoothly. In 9 days your message will read "Integration Services evaluation period has expired. The package can only be executed in debug mode."
Why not try to change the edition again via the Edition Upgrade Wizard?
There is a good thread on MS Social (Bought SQL Server 2008 Developer Licence, How do I upgarde my Trial version with Licence version?) suggesting to...
Use the Edition Upgrade Wizard
Use a command line action to upgrade
Setup.exe /q /ACTION=editionupgrade /INSTANCENAME=MSSQLSERVER /PID=<PID key for new edition>"
Contact the MS Licensing Team with questions directly (in the end you bought the product-that's what support is for ;-) )