I-Mate JasJar And compact framework installation Problem ?

Hi everyone here

i have a little problem :

i tried to install the compact framework onto my pocket pc with windows mobile 5.0

but the installation fiailed and gave me an error .

the error message said that :

the version of installation is not specified for this version of

operating system ..

so what can i do to install compact framework on the device ?

please help !

Which version of the Compact Framework? How exactly have you tried to install it? Is this message produced on desktop or device?

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Hi

Which version of the Compact Framework?

NetCF 2.0

How exactly have you tried to install it?

i have copied the files :

X:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\CompactFramework\v2.0\WindowsCE\wce500\armv4i\NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab

and run it .

Is this message produced on desktop or device?

after i installed the file above , i tried to run

an application uses the namespace System.Data.SqlServerCe

i got an error message said :

" File Or Assembly name 'System.Data.SqlServerCe , Version=3.0.3600.0, .....

...' , or one of its depenencies, was not found."

so what is the problem ?

regards

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in regards to the SqlServerCE error message, SQL Server Mobile needs to be installed separate from the framework:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171938.aspx

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You've got this message because your application is using SQL Mobile which you have to install separately from NETCF.

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Hi

thank you for your response, but the problem happened after i had installed the SQLServerCe ..

is there another reason for this error message ?

Regards.

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Either you’ve installed incorrect version (e.g. SQL CE 2.0 instead of SQL Mobile) or you’ve installed it before NETCF (which would suppress managed provider installation).

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Hi

thanks for you

I have solved the problem by reinstalling the SqlServerCe, now everything is all right.

Regards

sql

I'm unable to install SQL SERVER 2005 develop ed. and VISUAL STUDIO 2005

I'm unable to install SQL SERVER 2005 develop ed. and VISUAL STUDIO 2005 in
the same computer.
I have tried to install several times from different ways and all was with
error.
I understand that I have to uninstall all previous versions os SQL and VS. I
done it.
I understand that first I have to install is SQL Server and after VS
selecting "custom" installation choice and deselecting the last entry in the
list: "Express Edition of SQL Server"
Doing so, I have installed SQL SERVER sucessfully. But, when tried to
install VS the Window's installation disappear without tellling nothing. No
error, no message. Don't arrive to the installation options !
Please, someone could give some help ?
Thanks!
hi,
3Dfelix wrote:
> I'm unable to install SQL SERVER 2005 develop ed. and VISUAL STUDIO
> 2005 in the same computer.
> I have tried to install several times from different ways and all was
> with error.
> I understand that I have to uninstall all previous versions os SQL
> and VS. I done it.
> I understand that first I have to install is SQL Server and after VS
> selecting "custom" installation choice and deselecting the last entry
> in the list: "Express Edition of SQL Server"
> Doing so, I have installed SQL SERVER sucessfully. But, when tried to
> install VS the Window's installation disappear without tellling
> nothing. No error, no message. Don't arrive to the installation
> options !
personally I did the opposit way... first VS2005 and then SQL Server 2005..
with no problem at all...
ok, this has been done on a "clean" box, that's to say on a box without
"beta" of "2005" tools (SQL or VS) installed...
Andrea Montanari (Microsoft MVP - SQL Server)
http://www.asql.bizhttp://italy.mvps.org
DbaMgr2k ver 0.20.0 - DbaMgr ver 0.64.0 and further SQL Tools
-- remove DMO to reply

I'm New & Need Help. Install + Use SQLExpress with Access

I'm totally new to using RDBM's, and have never installed or used SQl. Can someone please tell me how to install SQL Express, do whatever I need to to at the command prompt, etc., and then what I need to do in order to create a database in Access which uses SQL Express as the backend?

I'm using Windows XP

I have .Net framework 2.0 installed and the .Net SDK

Can someone please help a noob out? :)

Thanks.,

James

What do you mean by "then what I need to do in order to create a database in Access which uses SQL Express as the backend?" I do not think that is possible. What are you trying to do?

You can find Express Edition on the Web Site at the following location

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=220549B5-0B07-4448-8848-DCC397514B41&displaylang=en

Running the install will step you through the installation process.

michelle

IIS4 lockdown install conflicts with MS SQL 7.0

I need to install IIS4 lockdown for FTP services.
However, when i installed it, it caused problems with my
MS SQL 7.0 installation. I had to re-installed the old
odbc from the sql7 cd and rerun sql service pack 4 in
order to get the SQL7 to function again. Can you PLEASE
help me on how to install these two products to play nice
together.
Thanks.
Your urgent response will be greatly appreciated!!!
Hi
I guess you are running both IIS and SQL Server on the same machine, which
is not advisable!
I am not sure what IIS lockdown would have done apart from disabling the
services and closing the ports. I didn't think it removed ODBC drivers but
to load more up-to-date drivers re-install MDAC.
Check your SQL Server log file and the Event Log to see if there is any
useful information there.
John
"Grasshopper" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:286a401c4645a$8f826c20$a501280a@.phx.gbl...
> I need to install IIS4 lockdown for FTP services.
> However, when i installed it, it caused problems with my
> MS SQL 7.0 installation. I had to re-installed the old
> odbc from the sql7 cd and rerun sql service pack 4 in
> order to get the SQL7 to function again. Can you PLEASE
> help me on how to install these two products to play nice
> together.
> Thanks.
> Your urgent response will be greatly appreciated!!!

IIS4 lockdown install conflicts with MS SQL 7.0

I need to install IIS4 lockdown for FTP services.
However, when i installed it, it caused problems with my
MS SQL 7.0 installation. I had to re-installed the old
odbc from the sql7 cd and rerun sql service pack 4 in
order to get the SQL7 to function again. Can you PLEASE
help me on how to install these two products to play nice
together.
Thanks.
Your urgent response will be greatly appreciated!!!Hi
I guess you are running both IIS and SQL Server on the same machine, which
is not advisable!
I am not sure what IIS lockdown would have done apart from disabling the
services and closing the ports. I didn't think it removed ODBC drivers but
to load more up-to-date drivers re-install MDAC.
Check your SQL Server log file and the Event Log to see if there is any
useful information there.
John
"Grasshopper" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:286a401c4645a$8f826c20$a501280a@.phx
.gbl...
> I need to install IIS4 lockdown for FTP services.
> However, when i installed it, it caused problems with my
> MS SQL 7.0 installation. I had to re-installed the old
> odbc from the sql7 cd and rerun sql service pack 4 in
> order to get the SQL7 to function again. Can you PLEASE
> help me on how to install these two products to play nice
> together.
> Thanks.
> Your urgent response will be greatly appreciated!!!

IIS required for SQL Express Adv

I'm trying to install SQL Express Adv and it warns me I need IIS to support certain features for Reports. Despite hours of searching through the MS website, I can not figure out what features those are to determine if I want put in IIS. Furthermore, I can not even figure out how to get IIS on my system. I need to do this for my laptop, which is XP Pro 2002 SP2. I also need to do this for my desktop, which is XP Home 2002 SP2. Neither of them have IIS installed that I can tell (and according to the initial install check done by SQL Express Adv it is not installed).

XP Pro comes with IIS, but does not install it, you need to select it from the list of options in add/remove programs/add/remove windows components. XP Home does not support IIS at all, ever.

I would guess that unless you want to serve data over the web, you don't need IIS.

IIS Internet Info Services

Hi,

I'm trying to install SQL Server 2005 Enterprise edition.

It is telling me that I don't have IIS installed and that it may

cause some problems. I can't find where to install from

add/remove components nor can I find it in any of my

network connections. Does anyone know where to

install this from? Thanks in advance.

Newbie.......Eric

IIS comes with XP Pro, it is not available with XP Home. It's never installed by default, but you can add it in add windows components.

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Yes I did look through the add/remove components section

in the control panel but I don't see it in there anywhere.

Any other ideas would be helpful. I'm on my way the the MS

web-site to see if I can download it somewhere. But yes,

I am running the Home ED.

TIA....Eric

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Then, as I said, you're stuck. Home Edition cannot run IIS. That would be a point of differentiation that helps sell the Pro edition.

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Yeah that's a bummer.

Well I'm just learning VB all over again.

I did some programming in VB6 for a little while.

So since I'm just learning VB 2005 maybe I won't

that functionality for awhile to come.

Thanks for the help......Eric

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If you want to do ASP.NET, I believe VS2005 has a mini web server built into it, but I don't believe that will help if SQL Server thinks it needs it for some reason ( I assume it needs it only to expose itself over the web, which you won't want to do anyhow ).

IIS Install

Hi All,
I am installing SQL 2005 and would like to know if there the reporting
services are the only thing in SQL that requires IIS. So I guess my
question is if I shutdown IIS on the box what will break? Thanks
-DavidDude , you are not trying to do something right !!, Just kidding.
Nothing happens because your frontend ie RM wont work otherwise everything
is intact. since it stores in report database.
Amarnath
"damccumb@.gmail.com" wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am installing SQL 2005 and would like to know if there the reporting
> services are the only thing in SQL that requires IIS. So I guess my
> question is if I shutdown IIS on the box what will break? Thanks
> -David
>

IIS detection on Vista: Where's my Windows Authentication option ?

I am trying to install RS on Vista. I notice that the list of IIS features to turn on, listed in the KB article and blog entries, mentions a "Windows Authentication" IIS feature to check under Security. I don't have that (although I have one labeled "Basic Authentication") -- I'm on a "workgroup" computer at home.

Does this mean that you simply can't install RS on Vista unless you're joined to a domain? Thanks,

-Doug

You an use Basic Authentication. Windows Auth is more secure and the suggested auth type. You do not need to be joined to a domain to install RS.|||

The issue is not which options are supported by RS, but which options allow SQL Setup to detect the presence of IIS 7 successfully, as a pre-condition to installing RS.

I have since discovered my answer, though it's an annoying and ironic one: IIS 7 does not support Windows Authentication in Windows Home Premium Edition. Therefore RS cannot be installed. Windows Authentication is one of the requirements for SQL Setup to detect IIS successfully.

What's in IIS 7 by Vista edition: http://www.iis.net/default.aspx?tabid=2&subtabid=25&i=1100

What SQL Setup needs to detect IIS: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920201/en-us

Rationale: "The IIS 7 role on the Windows Vista Home Premium Edition is to support the needs of the casual or hobbyist web developers; as such the majority of the IIS 7 Web Server features required for web site development are available. Features not normally associated with hobbyist web development such as FTP server, advanced Web authentication and authorization, and remote administration are not available on the Vista Home Premium Edition."

-Doug

IIS detection on Vista: Where's my Windows Authentication option ?

I am trying to install RS on Vista. I notice that the list of IIS features to turn on, listed in the KB article and blog entries, mentions a "Windows Authentication" IIS feature to check under Security. I don't have that (although I have one labeled "Basic Authentication") -- I'm on a "workgroup" computer at home.

Does this mean that you simply can't install RS on Vista unless you're joined to a domain? Thanks,

-Doug

You an use Basic Authentication. Windows Auth is more secure and the suggested auth type. You do not need to be joined to a domain to install RS.|||

The issue is not which options are supported by RS, but which options allow SQL Setup to detect the presence of IIS 7 successfully, as a pre-condition to installing RS.

I have since discovered my answer, though it's an annoying and ironic one: IIS 7 does not support Windows Authentication in Windows Home Premium Edition. Therefore RS cannot be installed. Windows Authentication is one of the requirements for SQL Setup to detect IIS successfully.

What's in IIS 7 by Vista edition: http://www.iis.net/default.aspx?tabid=2&subtabid=25&i=1100

What SQL Setup needs to detect IIS: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920201/en-us

Rationale: "The IIS 7 role on the Windows Vista Home Premium Edition is to support the needs of the casual or hobbyist web developers; as such the majority of the IIS 7 Web Server features required for web site development are available. Features not normally associated with hobbyist web development such as FTP server, advanced Web authentication and authorization, and remote administration are not available on the Vista Home Premium Edition."

-Doug

IIS and SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

hi

Currently have SQL Server 2005 Express Edition installed. Wanted to install reporting services, but wouldn't let me re no IIS as I only have Windows XP Home Edition.

My question is therefore: Is there any way of installing IIS to allow me to install Reporting Services for SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

Many thanks

Tim

Leicester, UK

Hi,

actually there is none without breakign the licensing rules.

HTH, Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

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I have XP Pro but IIS was not installed at the beginning.

I would want to use Sql Server 2005 Express ( with reporting ).

I never found the way to install IIS. Is There anybody who could tell me how to install IIS ?

I've installed the advanced version of Sql Server 2005 Express. Is there any problem to install IIS after SQL Server ?

Excuse me for my poor English and thank you for advance

Have a nice day

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hi to unistall IIS, you have to access the Setitngs, Control Panel Add or Remove Programs, Add or Remove Windows Components.. applet..

regards

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I too had a problem running/using reporting services as I didn't have IIS installed on my PC (XP Home edition).

After rebuilding the computer and installing XP Proffessional I installed SQL Express with Avd Services and Toolkit etc but forgot to install the IIS correctly (I think I installed the .net framework before installing IIS). So even after installing IIS my reports would not work.

After all that hassle I started AGAIN with a clean install of XP Proff, installed all the components of IIS, then installed the.net 2.0 framework and then installed SQL Express etc and it worked fine.

Good luck

Garry

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Thank you for your clear answer

I see that if you do not install IIS before SQL Server, it's impossible to use reporting services.

All i regreat is that Microsoft nowhere warns about that problem except at the beginning of the installation of SQL Server with a meagre warning.

I hope that Microsoft will correct this absence in the documentation to avoid complete desinstallation/installation of Visual Studio,net 2.0 framework and SQL Server.

Have all a good day

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There is no need to start everything from scratch if you have not installed IIS prior to installing SQL Server. There is a need to configure ASP.NET on IIS once you have installed it though because it doesn't happen automatically unless you install the .NET Framework 2.0 after IIS, which you didn't do. Instructions on how to register ASP.NET on IIS can be found here. Once you've registered ASP.NET, you can install Reporting Services by going into Add/Remove Programs, Selecting SQL Server 2005 and using the option to Change an existing installation. The maintenance mode installer will allow you to add Reporting Services to your installation without removing anything else.

As to the wish that we would document this, we do. Durring installation of SQL Server you are warned that IIS is not installed and you have the option of stoping the installation of SQL Server, installing IIS and then starting again.

Mike

IIS

Hi,
A few of the machines have not got IIS installed (business related).
Is there a way to install sql server 2005 without having IIS on the machine?
Thanks

From my understanding the IIS Part is only for the reporting services, and som other smaller functions. You should remove the reporting service components and it should install.

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Tried that already and still sql server 2005 management studio does not appear.

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Are you able to install SQL Server?

What all components are you selcting while installing? Since you are not able to open Sql sever 2005, it seems like you are not selecting tools option.

Could you please give a snapshot of the error that you are getting?

(This http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506.aspx mentions that “Reporting Services, which is installed as part of SQL Server Express with Advanced Services, will not install on operating systems that do not include Internet Information Services (IIS)”. There should be no problem in installing SQL server without IIS (We tried in our lab we were able to install SQL Server without IIS).)

Thanks

Arpita

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Management Studio can be installed regardless of whether IIS is installed.

Management Studio is one of the "Workstation components", so you need to check that checkbox on the "Components to Install" page of the setup wizard. If you need to be more selective, you can also click the "Advanced" button the "Components to Install" page, expand the "Client Components" folder, and then install just the Management Tools to your machine.

Hope this helps,
Steve

IIS

Hi,
A few of the machines have not got IIS installed (business related).
Is there a way to install sql server 2005 without having IIS on the machine?
Thanks

From my understanding the IIS Part is only for the reporting services, and som other smaller functions. You should remove the reporting service components and it should install.

|||

Tried that already and still sql server 2005 management studio does not appear.

|||

Are you able to install SQL Server?

What all components are you selcting while installing? Since you are not able to open Sql sever 2005, it seems like you are not selecting tools option.

Could you please give a snapshot of the error that you are getting?

(Thishttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506.aspx mentions that “Reporting Services, which is installed as part of SQL Server Express with Advanced Services, will not install on operating systems that do not include Internet Information Services (IIS)”. There should be no problem in installing SQL server without IIS (We tried in our lab we were able to install SQL Server without IIS).)

Thanks

Arpita

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Management Studio can be installed regardless of whether IIS is installed.

Management Studio is one of the "Workstation components", so you need to check that checkbox on the "Components to Install" page of the setup wizard. If you need to be more selective, you can also click the "Advanced" button the "Components to Install" page, expand the "Client Components" folder, and then install just the Management Tools to your machine.

Hope this helps,
Steve

Iis

Hi,
A few of the machines have not got IIS installed (business related).
Is there a way to install sql server 2005 without having IIS on the machine?
ThanksAs far as I've understood (I'm still on 2000), there's no need for IIS. At least it's not listed in the software requirements for Express Edition.

IIS

Hi,
A few of the machines have not got IIS installed (business related).
Is there a way to install sql server 2005 without having IIS on the machine?
Thanks

From my understanding the IIS Part is only for the reporting services, and som other smaller functions. You should remove the reporting service components and it should install.

|||

Tried that already and still sql server 2005 management studio does not appear.

|||

Are you able to install SQL Server?

What all components are you selcting while installing? Since you are not able to open Sql sever 2005, it seems like you are not selecting tools option.

Could you please give a snapshot of the error that you are getting?

(This http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506.aspx mentions that “Reporting Services, which is installed as part of SQL Server Express with Advanced Services, will not install on operating systems that do not include Internet Information Services (IIS)”. There should be no problem in installing SQL server without IIS (We tried in our lab we were able to install SQL Server without IIS).)

Thanks

Arpita

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Management Studio can be installed regardless of whether IIS is installed.

Management Studio is one of the "Workstation components", so you need to check that checkbox on the "Components to Install" page of the setup wizard. If you need to be more selective, you can also click the "Advanced" button the "Components to Install" page, expand the "Client Components" folder, and then install just the Management Tools to your machine.

Hope this helps,
Steve