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    I had a hard time installing MSDE 2000 onto my system but I eventually did. However, when I check my add remove programs all I see in there is Microsoft SQL CE 2.0 Server Tool but no SQL server. Futhermore everytime I re-start I get a message that states:"The system can not find the file specified". First I am not sure if MSDE was fully installed, since I was getting an error message before. Second: I am not sure how to assign service to application since its computer name appears in there but yet it can nto find service. 1. So my question is how do I assign service to SQL server? 2. How do I know that it is MSDE that is installed? 3. I am getting an error when attempting to start MSSQL Server AD Helper? Thanks and any information which can help will be greatly appreciated.

    Greg Coding makes the world go round!!!

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      I had a hard time installing MSDE 2000 onto my system but I eventually did. However, when I check my add remove programs all I see in there is Microsoft SQL CE 2.0 Server Tool but no SQL server. Futhermore everytime I re-start I get a message that states:"The system can not find the file specified". First I am not sure if MSDE was fully installed, since I was getting an error message before. Second: I am not sure how to assign service to application since its computer name appears in there but yet it can nto find service. 1. So my question is how do I assign service to SQL server? 2. How do I know that it is MSDE that is installed? 3. I am getting an error when attempting to start MSSQL Server AD Helper? Thanks and any information which can help will be greatly appreciated.

      Greg Coding makes the world go round!!!

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      1. You shouldn't have to do anything, install should take care of this. 2. from your description, it's not. You should be able to open the services admin tool , and see mssqlserver service. you should be able to start and stop it. There shouldbe a small "server" icon in the system tray (XP). A right click there should get "open Sql Server Manager" as a menu item. from the manager you should be able to start/stop the server, Sql Server agent and DTC. 3. if the server itself is not running, the AD helper can't start. I would uninstall and try again (what problems did you have installing it - what OS are you installing to?)

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        1. You shouldn't have to do anything, install should take care of this. 2. from your description, it's not. You should be able to open the services admin tool , and see mssqlserver service. you should be able to start and stop it. There shouldbe a small "server" icon in the system tray (XP). A right click there should get "open Sql Server Manager" as a menu item. from the manager you should be able to start/stop the server, Sql Server agent and DTC. 3. if the server itself is not running, the AD helper can't start. I would uninstall and try again (what problems did you have installing it - what OS are you installing to?)

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        I restarted and before I knew it was up and running fine with service and everything. Thanks PS: I was using XP.

        Greg Coding makes the world go round!!!

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