If the identity running the installation doesn't have sysadmin privileges,
you're not going to be able to grant anything to yourself... Maybe I'm not
understanding the workflow that you're trying to achieve. We can take it
offline if you like.
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ding to my ideas.
I'm newbie in Wix, so I'm only discovering magics of this beautiful
technology ;)
David Reed (SQL) wrote:
>
> I'm a little confused on the desired outcome. You're detaching the
> database on uninstall, instead of dropping it (which would delete the
>
I haven't peeked at the code, but based on your description, I'll bet that it's
closing and reopening connections for each SQL string instead of using
connection pooling, etc.
Fire up SQL Profiler and cap a trace of connection events during the
installation and that will tell you for sure what
I'm a little confused on the desired outcome. You're detaching the database on
uninstall, instead of dropping it (which would delete the files)... You're also
trying to drop the database elsewhere while the connection context is mapped to
the database you're trying to drop, which won't work (you
Nic, what I've been doing is using the sql:sqldatabase as an anchor outside a
component with "master" as the target database (since it's guaranteed to be
there and any authenticated user is guaranteed to be able to connect to it),
then I use the sql:sqlstring to restore the database from a compr
Murray, I was asked about this by customers and MVPs @ TechEd, so it's on the
radar (mine, at least). If you'd like to feed your requirements into my team
and/or SSRS', I'd be happy to hear them offline. Ditto for Integration Services.
If my team builds "it" (whatever it is) for SSRS deployment,
I've got a set of features that I moved under a new parent feature, and the new
parent feature has a pair of options that A) don't make sense and B) I don't
want... but I don't see how to disable them in the v3 schema. They only appear
for the parent feature when it has children; other features
in solution explorer and in the resulting dialog add
> WixSqlExtensions.dll.
>
> Neil
>
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Howdy, folks. I've been trying to keep up with the evolution of 3 in the
weeklies, and so far none of the breaks have been too painful, but I don't
understand what to do to remediate this one from Visual Studio 2008:
The Product element contains an unhandled extension element 'sql:SqlDatabase'.
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