Showing posts with label pack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pack. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Poor Performance in SQL Server 2000 Database with SP3a 8.00.760

Hello All,

In our production database we have 1 Millions number of records in the database. In one database server we have install Service Pack SP3a 8.00.818 version. Performance of the system seems to be good but performance is poor in another server we have installed Service Pack SP3a 8.00.760 version. Whether this problem is due to the version miss match.

Can any DBA can help in sorting this issue?

I'm moving this thread to the SQL Server Database Engine forum.|||

You have the security patch on your first server. Details can be found here

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/821277/en-us

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

please I need this!

hi all

Any body knows where I can get the SQL Versión: 8.0 Service Pack 3 ?.
this SP3 allow create, edit, delete tables from VS.NET 2003.

or I'm wrong?

please anybody?SQL Server 2000 SP3 is downloadable from the MS SQL server website.

Monday, February 20, 2012

Please Help! Service Pack update Cannot Verify User with SA login

I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterwards
I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says it
could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and know
that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
makes a difference?
Also, Service Pack 3 was already installed on this server for SQL, But
Analysis Services and Manager was not. So I installed them. So Do I still
need to run the update. There are 3 different files for updateing SQL. 1.
Database Components
2. Analysis Services
3. Desktop Engine
But I get the error that I mentioned when I run the analysis update!
"Jay" wrote:

> I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
> Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterwards
> I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
> install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
> authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says it
> could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and know
> that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
> makes a difference?

Please Help! Service Pack update Cannot Verify User with SA login

I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterward
s
I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says it
could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and know
that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
makes a difference?Also, Service Pack 3 was already installed on this server for SQL, But
Analysis Services and Manager was not. So I installed them. So Do I still
need to run the update. There are 3 different files for updateing SQL. 1.
Database Components
2. Analysis Services
3. Desktop Engine
But I get the error that I mentioned when I run the analysis update!
"Jay" wrote:

> I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
> Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterwa
rds
> I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
> install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
> authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says i
t
> could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and kno
w
> that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
> makes a difference?

Please Help! Service Pack update Cannot Verify User with SA login

I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterwards
I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says it
could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and know
that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
makes a difference?Also, Service Pack 3 was already installed on this server for SQL, But
Analysis Services and Manager was not. So I installed them. So Do I still
need to run the update. There are 3 different files for updateing SQL. 1.
Database Components
2. Analysis Services
3. Desktop Engine
But I get the error that I mentioned when I run the analysis update!
"Jay" wrote:
> I have SQL 2000 that has Service Pack 3 installed. So I installed Analysis
> Services & Manager,Decision Service Objects and Client Components. Afterwards
> I tried to run the update that MS put out for Analysis Services and in the
> install you have two options: Use user logged on authentication or use SQL
> authentication and provide the SA password. I do this and it always says it
> could not verify user even though I have even changed the password and know
> that it is correct. I am running SQL in Mixed Mode Authentication if this
> makes a difference?