I have a SQL server 2005 with fixpack 2 installed on one server on C drive.
I need to uninstall it and reinstall in the E drive, can someone please help.
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You cannot uninstall service packs you need to uninstall all of SQL Server, then re-install it. To uninstall you can do so from Control Panel -->Add Remove Programs | ||||
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Why not just edit the service instance so that it runs from the C drive but stores all data and databases on the E drive? You could do that without re-installing. | |||
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just go to control panel , click the uninstall option ,den shut ur eye n show d magic... | |||
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You need to remove all entries for SQL in Add/Remove Programs, including the SQL native client and the XML piece. SQL 2005 sets a "shared tools" path on the install of the first component and that cannot be moved without removing everything. Also, a good old windows reboot afterward can't hurt either. | |||
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