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SQL 6.5 Workstation Installation Problem on NT 4.0 Workstation

SQL 6.5 Workstation Installation Problem on NT 4.0 Workstation

Post by John Petru » Sun, 26 Jan 1997 04:00:00



Software

NT Workstation 4.0     with no Service Pack applied.
SQL 6.5 Workstation   with no Service Pack applied.

MS loopback installed.
No network card.
Use dynamic IP via ras to ISP.

Problem

After installing SQL on the E: drive,
Enterprise Manager does not see the (local) server and
cannot connect to it.

Solution

I installed SQL on the C: drive instead of the E: drive.
It works just fine. How aggrevating!
Apparently, SQL Workstation  will only install properly
on the C: drive.
I will report bug to MS.

 
 
 
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