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cedubose
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Posted - 2009-06-10 : 20:25:23
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Just recently my Business Management Studio has been crashing regularly. It's been flakey for months, but it's finally gotten to the point where I almost can't use it at all and I think it's time to reinstall it.I have the installation disk -- but how do I go about this? As I understand it, if I "X" out the things I have already installed in the setup, it will deinstall them. So I don't want to "X" out the Reporting Service, Database Service, Analysis Service, etc. However, if I don't "X" them out, will they reinstall the entire database? I feel I can't take that chance. Should I just "X" out the Management Tools, and then it will deinstall them, and then run it again and don't "X" anything out, and it will install whatever is not already installed?Has anyone had experience in reinstalling the Management Studio alone?Thanks,Cynthia |
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ahmad.osama
Posting Yak Master
183 Posts |
Posted - 2009-06-11 : 06:48:56
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quote: Originally posted by cedubose Just recently my Business Management Studio has been crashing regularly. It's been flakey for months, but it's finally gotten to the point where I almost can't use it at all and I think it's time to reinstall it.I have the installation disk -- but how do I go about this? As I understand it, if I "X" out the things I have already installed in the setup, it will deinstall them. So I don't want to "X" out the Reporting Service, Database Service, Analysis Service, etc. However, if I don't "X" them out, will they reinstall the entire database? I feel I can't take that chance. Should I just "X" out the Management Tools, and then it will deinstall them, and then run it again and don't "X" anything out, and it will install whatever is not already installed?Has anyone had experience in reinstalling the Management Studio alone?Thanks,Cynthia
Hello,Uninstall the client components part and then reinstall the same.Regards,Ahmad Osama |
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cedubose
Starting Member
22 Posts |
Posted - 2009-06-11 : 12:13:46
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Thanks Ahmad, but exactly how do I do that?Do I:(1) "X" out the Management Tools, causing them to be deinstalled(2) Run setup again, saying to install everything, and then it will only install what's missing?I want to be careful not to accidentally reinstall things that are already installed.Cynthia |
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ahmad.osama
Posting Yak Master
183 Posts |
Posted - 2009-06-15 : 01:18:57
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quote: Originally posted by cedubose Thanks Ahmad, but exactly how do I do that?Do I:(1) "X" out the Management Tools, causing them to be deinstalled(2) Run setup again, saying to install everything, and then it will only install what's missing?I want to be careful not to accidentally reinstall things that are already installed.The setup will not reinstall the things that you have already installed, instead it will say that these things already exist in your system..Cynthia
Nopes....Go to control panel->Add/Remove components->Click change button against the sql server instance...follow the steps to remove only the client components..Reinstall only the client components...you have this option under "Advanced" button during installationRegards,Ahmad Osama |
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