SQLEXPR32.EXE Installed, Warning About Hardware Requirements
Sep 24, 2007
I installed SQL Express (SQLEXPR32.EXE, not with advance services) and choose to install all components, and got the following message (the machine is Pentium 4, 2.4 GHz CPU, 512MB Ram, 100 gig drive)
Minimum hardware requirement (warning)
T he current system does not meet the recommended hardware requirements for this sql server release. For detailed hardware and software requirements, see the readme file or SQL Server Books Online.
I looked at the SQL Books Online, and don€™t see where this system does not meet recommended hardware requirements. Any ideas what is going on? It seems to work ok.
Thanks,
Bob
The computers here at work run Windows 2000 5.00.2195 SP4. Everything checks out with the minimum requirements at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/support/sqlreadme/#_3462_setup_issues_238p
However, one of the "Reports" from the installation says the machine does not meet the minimum requirements, but provides no details. It installs and I have Admin rights on this machine, but I can't even connect to the Northwind database that I downloaded.
Is this due to our logging process where the "system" is actually in another country? (ie, "CITYNAME/Username"
At my application I'm installing sqlexpr32.exe by doing this:
Code Block
System.Diagnostics.Process proc1 = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start( Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables("%SQLHome%")+ @" sqlexpr32.exe", "/norebootchk /qb reboot=ReallySuppress addlocal=all " + "instancename=SQLEXPRESS SQLAUTOSTART=1"); proc1.WaitForExit(); proc1.Close(); when I do this for the first time the sql setup runs but gives me an error saying that the file sqlncli.msi (Native Client) was not found
but if I go to the temp directory the msi is there..
when I run the app for the second time the sqlexpr32.exe detects the Native Client setup file and does the installation perfectly..
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