December 20, 2018 at 8:48 am
Hi thanks for reading,
I posted this question on multiple locations (stackoverflow, microsoft social). Apologies for the redundancy.
My system: Genuine WinXP Pro SP3 32bit
My profile: no SQL knowledge, limited programming knowledge and limited winxp OS knowledge.
Problem description: I'm installing a software that itself installs a SQL Server 2008 R2. Just at the end of the SQL server installation it fails. Apparently it got something to do with server health check (GetSqlServerProcessHandle). Without installation of the SQL server the installation of the 'parent' program also fails.
Steps taken to fix it (in vain):
-validated the executable
-endless numbers of reinstalls of the relevant program
-made sure i have the right permissions; it could apparently be a debugging issue
Why could the health check fail? Is there a way to bypass it? Maybe more importantly; how can I solve this problem? Thanks for your help!
Here are relevant lines from the Details.txt log that is produced during the installation. I changed the name of the sql server to MYSERVER
December 24, 2018 at 10:06 am
Check the Windows error logs. Looks like something with SQL Server won't start.
Also, in the SQL Server install folders, there's a /log folder. Look for the errorlog that records messages from SQL Server on startup.
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