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SQL 2000 Client Tools on XP

Has Anyone successfully repackaged the SQL 2000 Client Tools and deployed it without error on a Windows XP machine. I have created a silent install however, it fails because an Warning Dialog interupts the automated / silent install process and states OS not supported. "You can continue manually" However this kills the silent install.

Any additional info for sucess stories would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Answers (8)

Posted by: wiseapp 19 years ago
Second Degree Green Belt
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Hi

Have you tried creating a wrapper to the SQL client 2000 and then starting the SQL Client installation within the MSI with a command parameter /s or /q whichever is applicable.
Posted by: Xfrog911 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Yes, That Fails due to the fact the pop-up dialog that states SQL 2000 is not supported on XP Pro interupts the install sequence. additional if you try to perform a setup capture it fails as well due the fact the certain .rll file cannot get registered. This causes the MSI portion to back out. Basically if I could supress the dialog I think it would work providing it does not break the MSI model.

Thanks
Let me know if you have any other suggestions
Posted by: Salska 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Hello world


I really need to deploy sql 2000 client by GPo but i need more details to build a msi file because i don t know how to do that
Thank for your help
Posted by: hayabusa 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Read this article on Microsoft you can run a silent admin install after extraction
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/distsql/distsql_8lmb.asp
Posted by: Xfrog911 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Your willingness to help is very much appreciated however,
This article does not pertain to the deployment of the SQL 2000 Enterprise Tools

Did you send the wrong link?
Posted by: Xfrog911 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Good Luck with this as this app is not MSI and if you try to create MSI you will miss a .rll file
This will prevent the App from running correctly even if you have a single MSI.
Posted by: hayabusa 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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the link I posted details how to Distribute SQL Server Client Components which is what I thought your original post was about
Posted by: Thaiboxer 19 years ago
Orange Belt
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I was able to create a single MSI of SQL 2000 Client Tools using Installshield Admin Studio X. It requires some tweaking but it's doable, and works better for deployment than MSFT's install on this one.
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