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SCCM 2007 SP2 Error Creating Database

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Hi,

I need to install Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 on a Server.

I created a test lab that works.

I installed SQL Server 2008 R2, then SCCM 2007 SP2, then SCCM 2007 R2, then Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010.

The problem I have it on a client in which I install the same.

I get an error in the installation of SCCM 2007 SP2 during step "create and initialize site database".

 

After this error came back to start the installation process from scratch, installing the first Windows Server 2008 R2, update all windows patches and then reinstalling SQL Server 2008 R2 and the following next steps and re-express exactly the same error.

All components are on the same server.

The user is Domain Admin in the two scenarios.

 

Assistant which gives the error in ConfigMgrSetup.log

 

<03-26-2012 17:15:22> SQL Script: Create SQL object v_LocalizedSettingType

<03-26-2012 17:15:22> SQL Script: Create SQL object fnBuildCICategories

<03-26-2012 17:15:22> SQL Script: Create SQL object v_LocalizedNameValue

<03-26-2012 17:15:27> ***SqlError: [42000][601][Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]

Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement.

<03-26-2012 17:15:27> SqlExecute < exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.BeginDate' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.LastChangeTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.LastMemberChangeTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.CurrentStatusTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collection_Copies.TimeSaved' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collection_MemberChg_Notif.TimeUpdated' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'UpdatesSummary.DateCreated' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'PatchStatusSummary.LastModifiedDate' >

<03-26-2012 17:15:27> Cannot execute sql command exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.BeginDate' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.LastChangeTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.LastMemberChangeTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collections.CurrentStatusTime' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collection_Copies.TimeSaved' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'Collection_MemberChg_Notif.TimeUpdated' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'UpdatesSummary.DateCreated' exec sp_bindefault SMSDefaultToday, 'PatchStatusSummary.LastModifiedDate'

<03-26-2012 17:15:27> Setup cannot create the required database tables. Contact your SQL administrator.

 

I tried to duplicate the error in my laboratory but still works well, I've uninstalled and installed again and the installation is successful.

 

In my laboratory the next step in the log where I have the error is:

 

<03-30-2012 11:17:02> SQL Script: Create SQL object v_LocalizedSettingType

<03-30-2012 11:17:02> SQL Script: Create SQL object fnBuildCICategories

<03-30-2012 11:17:02> SQL Script: Create SQL object v_LocalizedNameValue

<03-30-2012 11:17:07> Executing AssetIntelligence WMI scripts

<03-30-2012 11:17:07> Creating AssetIntelligence GroupMap entries

<03-30-2012 11:17:08> Creating AssetIntelligence KB WMI tables' primary keys

<03-30-2012 11:17:08> SQL Script: Installing key on table AIHinvClass

<03-30-2012 11:17:08> SQL Script: Installing key on table INSTALLED_SOFTWARE_DATA

 

I appreciate the help I can give.

thanks

Maximiliano

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