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7 Troubleshooting Installation Manual Edition 03/2010 US SIPLACE Pro 8.0 61 7.2 Af ter installation 7.2.1 Dat abase in single user mode af ter inst allation of SIPLACE Pro Error description: 7 After the inst allation, th…
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Æ In Explorer go to Properties of the SIPLACE Pro folder.
Æ Click on Sharing
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Fig. 7 - 8 SIPLACE Pro folder properties
Æ Click on permissions.
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Fig. 7 - 9 Permissions for SIPLACE Pro
Æ Now you can modify permission rights by adding user groups or names and permissions as
required to access the share from client systems during installation. Please note that the share
is ONLY used during installation of SIPLACE Pro clients which implies that access to the share
is required for users which perform the client installations. If the share permissions are config-
ured once the share won’t need to be changed any more except for SIPLACE Pro is deinstalled
(which will remove the share) and reinstalled again.
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7.2 After installation
7.2.1 Database in single user mode after installation of SIPLACE Pro
Error description: 7
After the installation, the database is in single user mode and SIPLACE Pro can not be started 7
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Fig. 7 - 10 Single user mode - error message
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Fig. 7 - 11 Single user mode - SQL Server
Solution: 7
Æ Open SQLServer 2000 EnterpriseManager or SQLServer 2005 Management Studio.
Æ In the tree view locate the server where the SIPLACE Pro database is installed.
Æ Expand the database node and see that the database "SIPLACEPro" is shown with "(Single
User)".
Æ Right-click on the database node "SIPLACEPro".
Æ From the context menu select "Properties".
Æ In the property dialog select the "options" pane.
Æ Uncheck the checkbox "restricted access".
Æ Close the properties dialog.
Æ Check that the database name is now shown without option in brackets.
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Æ Close SQLServer EnterpriseManager and start the SIPLACE Pro application as required.
7.2.2 System feature (e.g. creating a report) not usable right after installation
Error description: 7
In rare cases it is possible that parts of the system are only installed when a specific feature (e.g.
reporting) is used for the first time after installation. If the SetupCD is available in the drive from
where the software has been installed, this post-installation is automatically performed. 7
If the SetupCD is not in the drive (which is most likely the case), invocation of that feature will fail
and produce error messages like "could not load DLL" or even more cryptic like in the following
screenshot. 7
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Fig. 7 - 12 Error message
Solution: 7
If you experience such messages after installation, please check in the Event Log to see if the
error message is in fact caused by a failed post-installation. Plese follow these steps to to this: 7
Æ To open the Event Viewer, go to Start Menu ->Run, enter "eventvwr" and click OK.
Æ Select "Application Log".
All logged application events will be displayed. The latest is at the top of the list.
Æ Check for entries of type "Error" from Source "Msilnstaller" at the correct time. If you find such
entries with a timestamp matching the time when you received the error, it is likely that a post-
installation has been invoked and failed due to the missing Setup CD.
Æ If no such entries are found in the eventlog, the error message has another unknown reason.
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If the above check has had a positive result (point 3 above), the problem can be solved by: 7
Æ inserting the SetupCD in the drive from where you installed the software. If you installed from
a network drive, be sure that you use the same share with the same drive letter.
Æ or by trying to reinvoke the feature which just failed. As soon as the post-installation has been
performed (with or without user feedback), the feature should start as expected. If it doesn‘t,
the error message has another unknown reason.