The path environment variable as if there is no problem, SQL Sever configuration manager is to open it?

CodePudding user response:

1. [started] - & gt; [running] regedit enter
2. To find the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Microsoft SQL Server/XXX/Tools/ClientSetup
3. Right-click the ClientSetup registry items, [new] - & gt; [] string value,
4. Rename the registry items, create SqlPath, and then press Enter,
5. Double-click the SqlPath registry items, and then type in "C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server Server/XXX/Tools" in the value data box,
6. Click on the [sure], and then close the registry editor,
7. [started] - & gt; [running] CMD, input regsvr32 "C:/Program Files/Microsoft essentially a Server/XXX/Tools/Binn SQLMMC. DLL" and then click [sure],

Note: the installation of a version number is XXX is essentially a path location,

CodePudding user response:

The "XXX" I find that my computer has a "100", "110", and "90" don't know is which a folder, and then all three tried, useless, problems unsolved

CodePudding user response:

reference 1st floor morliz son hin reply:

1. [to] - & gt; [running] regedit enter
2. To find the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Microsoft SQL Server/XXX/Tools/ClientSetup
3. Right-click the ClientSetup registry items, [new] - & gt; [] string value,
4. Rename the registry items, create SqlPath, and then press Enter,
5. Double-click the SqlPath registry items, and then type in "C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server Server/XXX/Tools" in the value data box,
6. Click on the [sure], and then close the registry editor,
7. [started] - & gt; [running] CMD, input regsvr32 "C:/Program Files/Microsoft essentially a Server/XXX/Tools/Binn SQLMMC. DLL" and then click [sure],

Note: the installation of a version number is XXX is essentially a path location,

Last CMD there computer loading failure "please ensure that the binary all saved in the specified path or debug it to check the binary or related. DLL file if there is a problem"

CodePudding user response:

Blogger solved, kneel