The list of issues in a jiffy.
I faced SQL related issues
Issue 1: I mistakenly "deleted my administrator's account in SQL Server 2012"
I thought of re-installing SQL, the process of copying my MDF and log files was going to be tedious for me. But I didn't do all that. I found this:
How I Resolved: SQL server itself provides a disaster recovery option. Members of Windows Administrator group now have access to SQL server when SQL server is started in a single-user mode known as maintenance mode.
I had to start SQL server in a single user mode through the SQL Server Configuration Manager tool
- Open SQL Server Configuration Manager tool,
- Stop the SQL Server service, Right-click to select properties,
- On the startup parameters tab add "-m" without the quotes click on add, apply and restart the SQL service Service.
With that, I was able to login to SSMS to create an Admin account in the security
Issue 2: Upon installation of CRM 2016, "My reporting service wasn't connecting to the database", it took a while to figure out I had to open Reporting Services Configuration Manager to adjust my servername and instance.
The third on the list "the instance name must be the same as computer name"
I knew I changed my computer name after I installed SQL Server 2012, but didn't expect an error during installation of CRM.
Name of Instance
before: WIN-IT8745; after :SOFTCUB
How I Resolved it: I ran this code
SELECT @SERVERNAME AS [Server Name] to know my server name.
sp_dropserver 'WIN-IT8745'
sp_addserver 'SOFTCUB', local
Then I restarted my SQL Server Service and that resolved the issue.
Issue 4: I tried installing CRM again and I got this error " The Full-text component is not installed on SQL Server, Word Breaker Not Installed".
How I Resolved it:
This is a feature missing during my initial SQL Server installation.
- Run SQL server setup
- Choose the feature "Full-text component" and that resolved it.
- Don't forget to restart your SQL Service so to remove any warning like "Word breaker is not installed"
Issue 5: The SQL Server Reporting service is a local account and it is not supported."
Reason: The SQL server reporting service was installed using default settings, and SrsDataConnector won't install while SSRS is running under default settings account.
How I Resolved it:
- Open Reporting Services Config Manager
- Update the Service Account to something like "local system"
- Click apply and complete the wizard by specifying the Location, password for the Encryption Key.