- Start Sql Server Configuration Mangager
- Open SQL Server Network Configuration -> Protocols for MSQLSERVER
- Check that TCP/IP is enabled and it is assigned to port 1433 (or another
port)
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2015-02-23 2:49 GMT+01:00 Joe D'Souza :
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Joe,
Just the other day I was helping a friend setup a 'home install' of Remedy,
and I was having difficulty trying to get the DB running on 1433, just as
you are describingI went through the configuration, enabled TCPIP,
configured it to run on 1433 in all the places I could find, for all of t
This was a query sent over to me from a colleague. Personally not sure how
to handle it (I gave up when I saw macro - we're moving to 8.1 at some
point, ain't no client side macros no more).
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User Tool Version: 7.6.04 SP4
Server Version: 7.6
Dave, do a PERFORM-ACTION-TABLE-REFRESH (or equivalent actual run-process
name) on field 1020, which is the field for 'Result List', this effectively
performs an 'F5' action.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 8:40 AM, Dave Barber wrote:
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Hey Carl,
I am on SP4 of MS-SQL 2008 – forgot to add that.
Both the server and the agent are / were running at the time I got the error.
I had tried the install without pre-creating the database, got that same error
so had given it a shot by pre-creating a database which is when I took
I hit send too soon.
About the firewall, isn’t inbound connections to port 1433 all that is required
for the installer to connect to the MS-SQL server? Does it require any other
inbound port to be opened?
Cheers
Joe
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LJ,
That is strange. And you might be right on this one. I just ran a netstat
result (hadn’t even thought of that as I had accepted all defaults as far as
ports were concerned during the MS-SQL install) and assumed that 1433 was the
port the SQL server was listening on. It seems its not.
In the past (way back a few versions during the AR Admin Tool days) in order
to use that run process in conjunction with the results list field (or any
other AR workflow action for that matter) you had to create a hidden table
field with a 1020 ID to allow you to associate workflow to that ID. It w
Btw, are you using the "real" "SQL Server" or the "Express" version? I just realized that
you had "express" in your instance name.
If it's the Express version it seems you have to setup the 1433 port manually (which is
not the case in the "real / full" SQL Server):
http://support.webecs.com/kb
Joe,
My personal experience is that you can utilize the field in the
run-process, without the field existing on the form because it's implicitly
already there, on a regular form at leasttry it on a display only form,
or something similar, you are likely to have a problem.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015
Yes I believe it works that way too now. I did have that experience of
needing to create a place holder hidden field for fields that have implicit
field ID values way back in the past. That was mostly because the AR Admin
Tool was not as smart as the Dev Studio is these days. I just threw that in
j
Laurent,
I think you’re bang on target! LJ’s suggestion to check netstat output to see
the port SQL was using instead of assuming it will automatically use the
default port did help to confirm that this might be the solution as I noticed
the dynamic port was set to 49438 and on netstat I was
Thanks guys,
LJ’s suggestion of checking the actual port the MS-SQL server was using helped
approaching the solution.
The article Laurent forwarded nailed it where it showed where the dynamic port
was set. Had to null that out and set the TCP Port to 1433.
Now the installer is past th
Cool ^_^
It should install correctly since it's "just" a database restore when
installing with SSI :)
On 23 Feb, 2015,at 07:55 PM, Joe D'Souza wrote:
Thanks guys,
LJ’s suggestion of checking the actual port the MS-SQL server was using helped
approaching the solution.
The articl
Thanks Lee. I neglected to ask in my initial query what people might want to
see on the agenda other than general networking with other local Remedy
developers or administrators. I know in the past we used to have a vendor
presentation and the open it up for general discussion. I also know there
Makes sense. So that 2000 entries restriction is only when I actually start
using the system for my demo purposes correct?
I’ve paused without hitting next until I’m able to confirm that. Since I’m
setting this up on my personal PC with the end goal to get onto the version 9.0
beta test band
Is it possible to webcast the meeting live so those that can't physically
attend can over cyberspace?
Just a thought..
Joe
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Rick Westbrock
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 2:16 PM
To:
Joe,
ITSM requires that the Remedy server be licensed...so, for 'Demo' purposes,
if you plan on installing ITSM, you will need to get a Trial license for
your server before you can install it...otherwise, you can use the
un-licensed Remedy server for evaluation purposes onlythe 9.0 Beta
License
Oh ok.. I want to run 8.x at least for a day or two to get a “look & feel” of
the new features on 8.x over 7.6.04 before I upgrade that instance to the 9.0
beta. So far I’m aware of new 8.x features over 9.0 only through some
documentations and reading some of the ARS list postings of them.
I don't think it does
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 1:27 PM, Joe D'Souza wrote:
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> Oh ok.. I want to run 8.x at least for a day or two to get a “look & feel”
> of the new features on 8.x over 7.6.04 before I upgrade that instance to
> the 9.0 beta. So far I’m aware of new 8.x features over 9.0 o
Conversely, if I get a trial license for 8.x and then upgrade that instance
later to 9.0 beta, will I have to redo the license and get a new beta license?
Or will that trial license continue to work?
Joe
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I have used the SSI installer with bad licenses before (due to the case
sensitive nature of MAC address on the BMC license generator) and all worked
fine. I licensed it after.
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That’s good to know for future reference.
I was hoping that was the design as it would hurt installation timelines if one
had to wait for a license to be made available until starting to install given
that getting a license there is an external dependency especially for a new
site where some
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