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 ;-) )
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This is probably a trendy question, But I promise you my problem is different.
Lately my server windows crashed and I was forced to install new windows.
I took a backup of the database "ReportServer" and "ReportServerTempDB".
Until then I didn't remember the SQL Server version was installed before the windows crashed.
Now when I try to attach these databases and run the report server, it tells me the following message
"The version of the report server database is either in a format that is not valid, or it cannot be read. The found version is '163'. The expected version is '162'. (rsInvalidReportServerDatabase)"
I've made some research, and understood that my current installed SQL Server version is higher than the database, I tried installing some cumulative updates but when I run the updates it seems not to be recognizing the SQL Server version installed.
Current installed version: Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise: Core-based Licensing (64-bit) 2014 v12.0.2000.8
Previously installed version: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Not sure though.
My problem is that I can't open the ReportServer database because it's version is older and I can't install the right cumulative update to fix this issue. Can anyone point me to the right direction?
Much appreciated Thanksss!!.
Is it possible to upgrade SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Evaluation to Developer Version Or Express?
I we have some old Account software that uses SQL and the Tech that Migrated the Software used the Enterprise Evaluation Copy (Now Expired) and not the Express (Even though it would have been OK for this application).
We only need to use the software until the end on Jan 2018 so i wanted the most cost effective way of getting it back online.
I have tried an Edition upgrade to Express but it does not work the Upgrade wizard works but the SQL Server service with not start. Getting an Error 17051 which seems to lead to Trial Expired.
I can get hold of a Developer licence at a responsible price but wanted to Know if that would work prior to Purchase.
If anybody has had a similar problem would appreciate any help!
We were working on TFS2015 and SQL2014. Our plan of this month is upgrading to TFS2017update1 and SQL2016.
I have created a test environment on personal VM. My process :
Back up TFS database in SQL, upgrade SQL2014 to SQL2016
Upgrade TFS2015 to TFS2017update1
Restore the database.
Everything works well except step #3. I was not able to restore the database back to TFS2017. Any suggestions?
The error info:
TF30046: The instance information does not match. Team Foundation
expected 368f7830-1c67-4c4c-8bc4-ba3d5b5a5543 which was not found.
Please contact your Team Foundation Server administrator.
First, suggest you to go through the event log on your machine to see if there are some useful info for troubleshooting.
If you're using SQL Server 2016, we require a Visual C++ runtime
update to be installed.
Double check your environment, make sure you have installed a Visual C++ runtime.
Besides, since you are going to update TFS 2017 Update 1, which the support SQL2016 version minimum is SP1.
TFS version Support SQL Server version
TFS 2017 Update 1 SQL Server 2016 (minimum SP1)
SQL Server 2014
More details please refer TFS Requirements and compatibility.
You could also follow Pero P.'s suggestion,select the Pre-Production upgrade, ignore the restore.
I am developing with BizTalk for the first time. I have created an extremely basic project in VS2103 which builds but fails to deploy with the output:
error DEPLOY: The database or the database version is incompatible with the installed version of this product.
The BizTalk installation is BizTalk 2013 R2 on a SQL Server 2012 SP3 database.
My project is using VS2013 because I understand that VS2105 can't be used to target BizTalk 2013.
There is no further information in the output window. I have a valid login on the database and can perform CRUD operations on it through VS2013.
This page suggests I need "SQL Server Development Tools" - am I right in assuming this means "SQL Server Data Tools" because that's all I seem to get when I search for it.
Even a pointer to where I can find a more more informative error would be useful (perhaps unsurprisingly changing the build verbosity only affects the build output when what I'd like is a more informative deploy output!).
Apparently this issue is related to the OS - BizTalk 2013 (or some other element of my setup) isn't compatible with Windows Server 2012 R2. Downgrading to R1 isn't an option the security team will allow. Upgrading BizTalk means upgrading SQL Server means upgrading some other software we have running on it so that's not going to happen any time soon. Looks like it's time for me to move to Azure!
I installed the Evaluation Edition of SQL Server 2012 and it has expired. I uninstalled the trial, rebooted, and installed the Developer Edition. It said it installed successfully; however, when I open SQL Server Management Studio it won't open and I get the message:
Evaluation period has expired.
You need to completely remove all SQL Server components from the machine when the trial has expired. Just removing the engine leaves other timebombs in place, as you've found out. So you will need to:
uninstall Developer edition
completely uninstall any and all remaining SQL Server-related things in Control Panel / Programs and Features
re-install Developer Edition
I posted a pretty lengthy blog post about this process, as it can get pretty messy and not everything can be removed gracefully from Control Panel (at least that was my experience with 2008 R2).
Basically you may need to run the following command...
msiexec /x "{GUID}"
...for every SQL Server-related GUID you find in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\
See the post for a lot more details (just remember that GUIDs, and names that contain the version, changed between 2008 R2 and 2012, so don't take everything on-screen literally):
https://sqlblog.org/2010/10/25/fun-with-software-uninstalling-sql-server-2008-r2-evaluation-edition