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Sqlevn70.rll

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by TERRY J, 2006/03/23.

  1. 2006/03/23
    TERRY J

    TERRY J Inactive Thread Starter

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    SQL Server

    When I first boot up my system there is a message that says ( your sql srever installation is either corrupt or has been tampered with. Could not open sqlevn70.rrl ) Can anyone help? My system is XP.
     
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  2. 2006/03/23
    Steve R Jones

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    That generally happens when you change the "name" of the computer. Changing it back will make the message go away.
     
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  4. 2006/03/24
    TERRY J

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    The name on the computer is still the same. Dell walked me through some suff but that did not fix anything either. please help
     
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    To clear some things up. You mean the server name is the same? Are you trying to reinstall?
     
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  6. 2006/03/24
    Zander

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    This seems to be related to your other post so I merged the two threads together. Much less confusing that way. :)
     
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  7. 2006/03/24
    Arie

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    Anything shown in your event logs? (Start > Run > eventvwr.msc)
     
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  8. 2006/03/27
    TERRY J

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    Sql

    There is
    application log application error records 512.0kb
    security log security audit records 512.0kb
    system log system error records 512.0kb
     
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  9. 2006/03/27
    Zander

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    You need to click on them to see any events in them. Either single click on one in the left pane or double click on one in the right pane. If there is an error related to this it'll either be in the application or system part. My guess is that it would be under application but if there's nothing there, check the system one. Look for an event that says error under the "type" column. Errors will have an icon of a red circle with a white x in it.

    Double click on an error to see its contents. In the window that opens you'll see two buttons that have arrows on them in the upper right corner. Just below that is a button that has what looks like two pieces of paper on it. You can click on that button to copy the contents of the event to the clipboard and then paste it into a post here.

    If the error occurs while it's booting to windows, it might be best to restart your computer and once it's back up and running check the event viewer immediately. This way if there is an error for it, it will be near the top of the list and easy to find.
     
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  10. 2006/03/27
    TERRY J

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    Under system events it says MSSQL$MICROSOFTBCM failed to boot in a timely fasion.
     
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  11. 2006/03/30
    Arie

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    So you'll need to fix your SQL server install.

    According to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/195759/en-us

     
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