Sql Server Error 17113
Start SQL Server from the command prompt to rule out issues such as permissions or WMI issues or service account related issues. When you start SQL Server from the command prompt, it starts as an application, not a service, with the credentials of the currently logged-in Windows user. To start SQL Server from command prompt.
Hi,I have restored a server from backup- this is a single server for a primary school that serves as DC, DNS, DHCP, SQL etc.I have just about got everything up and running, however I can't get the SQL database up and running. The services don't start, I get the bellow error:quoteServicesWindows could not start the SQL Server (servername) on local computer. For more information, review the system event log.
If this is a non-Microsoft service, contact the service vendor, and refer to service-specific error code 17113./quoteI have done a quick Google and all I can find is when restoring a DC, it changes the service to log on with the local system account. I have tried changing this to some of the administrator accounts but it still won't start.Any ideas?Regards,Dan.
I installed a new Named Instance on my SQL Server 2005 box.Once the install was done and the service pack was applied, I began to do my usual cleanup. Moving the system databases etc.now my instance will not start.
I know what I did. I just can't figure out how to fix it!!!When I ran my alter statements to move the MSDBData.mdf and Model.mdf to their new locations, I ran the alter statements like this:ALTER DATABASE MSDBMODIFY FILE ( NAME = MSDBData,FILENAME = 'F:MSSQLOVOPSDatafilesMSDBData.mdf' )GOALTER DATABASE ModelMODIFY FILE ( NAME = Modeldev,FILENAME = 'F:MSSQLOVOPSDatafilesMSDBData.mdf' )GOOBVIOUSLY I named the MSDB and the MODEL.MDF files the same!!!! DOH!!!!Not realizing what I did.
I stopped the instance, moved the system.mdl and.ldf files to their new locations and when I tried to start the instance it will not start.Does anyone have any ideas on how I can get myself out of this pickle????. 2010-01-26 13:03:20.18 Server This instance of SQL Server last reported using a process ID of 9096 at 1/26/2010 9:34:35 AM (local) 1/26/2010 2:34:35 PM (UTC). For future reference, it is much easier to install the system databases into their final location instead of using the default values and then moving them.During the install, select the advanced options and change the location for the data files only. Do not change the location for anything else.
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Doing it this way moves all of the folders and files in the MSSQL.x directory to that new location, including the log files - error files, etc and sets the right permissions.The only cleanup after that related to system setup is to make sure you define correct default directories for data and log files and moving of the temp database (if needed).