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During Team Foundation Server Setup I get one of the following errors: 26201, 26204 or 26205. What's wrong?
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26201, 26204, 26205 are all SQL-related failures. Verify the following:
Connectivity - Verify the Database Tier computer can be accessed from the Application Tier computer.
Common Domain - Both Database Tier and Application Tier computers need to be in the same Windows domain (not workgroup).
Application Pool Identity - The Application Pool Identity must be a Windows domain account.
Setup Account - The Windows domain account that is used to run Team Foundation Server setup on the Application Tier computer is an Administrator on the Database Tier computer.
Clean Database Tier - If you previously ran the Team Foundation Server setup, you must remove the databases added by setup and delete the Work Item Attachments share (WorkItemAttachments) and folder (C:\VSTS\WorkItemTracking\Attachments) on the Database Tier computer. Even if setup does a rollback, it does not clean-up the Database Tier computer.
SQL Server Running - Verify SQL Server restarted after completing SQL Server installation.
Applicability: Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 Refresh with Visual Studio 2005 Team System; Visual Studio 2005 Team System December 2004 CTP
Published Friday, September 03, 2004 1:01 PM by AskBurton Filed Under: Team System FAQ
NOTE: I have also face this problem because of the Server Collation difference. I have installed SQL Server 2005 DB with Default Server Collation as Turkish_CI_AS. Since in Turkish alphabeth, small "i" turns to "İ" instead of "I" when it converted to upper case, "i" and "I" are not same. For this difference, some sql scripts cannot find target tables or other sql objects.
To solve this problem, reinstall the SQL Server with Latin1_General_CI_AS Collation... |
| Çarşamba, Mart 22, 2006 @ 11:32 |
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