Hi- My basic bpasetup install is not completing on Win2000 Advanced Server SP4/SQL Server 2000.
I get to the point where I enter my servername and authentication mode. I have tried my server name and my servername\instance name in both security modes. Nothing seems to compete the installation (the message says it is interrupted and to restart the
install).
How can I get it to complete? I have disabled McAffee as well but left up all SQL services.
Thanks!
Susan
Can you please generate an installation log and post it here or send it to
me?
To generate the verbose log run:
msiexec.exe /i BPASETUP.msi /L*v .\bpainstall.log
- Christian
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Christian Kleinerman
Program Manager, SQL Engine
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"Susan" <Susan@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8C94F4F9-05A7-48E6-8296-FEC352D17EF3@.microsoft.com...
> Hi- My basic bpasetup install is not completing on Win2000 Advanced Server
SP4/SQL Server 2000.
> I get to the point where I enter my servername and authentication mode. I
have tried my server name and my servername\instance name in both security
modes. Nothing seems to compete the installation (the message says it is
interrupted and to restart the install).
> How can I get it to complete? I have disabled McAffee as well but left up
all SQL services.
> Thanks!
|||Christian- I emailed you the log but the post here has a limit of 30000 text (the log isdouble). Please email me if you haven't received or a preferred area where I can post/ftp the log to you. Thanks- Susan
Thanks!
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Border around group of textboxes
Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a VB
groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object with
a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however, when
the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render properly?
ThanksHTML does not support overlapping reportitems, they will get pushed around.
It sounds like you don't want overlapping reportitems, but you want the
textboxes being contained inside the rectangle.
You can achieve this by using drag-and-drop in report designer to drop the
textboxes into the rectangle - rather than having them overlapping. If a
textbox is contained inside a rectangle and you try to move the textbox with
the mouse, you will notice that the rectangle determines the boundaries for
moving the textbox (unless you move the textbox completely out of the
rectangle).
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"Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:59DF8C12-2087-4BF1-9579-C44F6DAE738D@.microsoft.com...
> Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
VB
> groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
with
> a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
when
> the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
properly?
> Thanks
>|||Thanks that worked. Now I see I made the mistake of placing a new rectangle
over-top the txtboxes I wanted enclosed, so the textboxes arenâ't referencing
the new parent rectangle.
"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" wrote:
> HTML does not support overlapping reportitems, they will get pushed around.
> It sounds like you don't want overlapping reportitems, but you want the
> textboxes being contained inside the rectangle.
> You can achieve this by using drag-and-drop in report designer to drop the
> textboxes into the rectangle - rather than having them overlapping. If a
> textbox is contained inside a rectangle and you try to move the textbox with
> the mouse, you will notice that the rectangle determines the boundaries for
> moving the textbox (unless you move the textbox completely out of the
> rectangle).
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:59DF8C12-2087-4BF1-9579-C44F6DAE738D@.microsoft.com...
> > Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
> VB
> > groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
> with
> > a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
> when
> > the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> > then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
> properly?
> > Thanks
> >
>
>
groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object with
a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however, when
the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render properly?
ThanksHTML does not support overlapping reportitems, they will get pushed around.
It sounds like you don't want overlapping reportitems, but you want the
textboxes being contained inside the rectangle.
You can achieve this by using drag-and-drop in report designer to drop the
textboxes into the rectangle - rather than having them overlapping. If a
textbox is contained inside a rectangle and you try to move the textbox with
the mouse, you will notice that the rectangle determines the boundaries for
moving the textbox (unless you move the textbox completely out of the
rectangle).
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:59DF8C12-2087-4BF1-9579-C44F6DAE738D@.microsoft.com...
> Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
VB
> groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
with
> a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
when
> the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
properly?
> Thanks
>|||Thanks that worked. Now I see I made the mistake of placing a new rectangle
over-top the txtboxes I wanted enclosed, so the textboxes arenâ't referencing
the new parent rectangle.
"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" wrote:
> HTML does not support overlapping reportitems, they will get pushed around.
> It sounds like you don't want overlapping reportitems, but you want the
> textboxes being contained inside the rectangle.
> You can achieve this by using drag-and-drop in report designer to drop the
> textboxes into the rectangle - rather than having them overlapping. If a
> textbox is contained inside a rectangle and you try to move the textbox with
> the mouse, you will notice that the rectangle determines the boundaries for
> moving the textbox (unless you move the textbox completely out of the
> rectangle).
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "Tony Ballman" <TonyBallman@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:59DF8C12-2087-4BF1-9579-C44F6DAE738D@.microsoft.com...
> > Hi- I'm trying to enclose a group of textboxes by a border, essentially a
> VB
> > groupbox or panel. I've tried using both a rectangle and text box object
> with
> > a border to accomplish this. When you preview it looks right; however,
> when
> > the report is rendered, the html generates a separate table with a border
> > then all the textboxes below it. How can I get the html to render
> properly?
> > Thanks
> >
>
>
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