Lỗi rule check result khi cài sql server 2023

Trường hợp, đến bước 3 màn hình của bạn hiển thị thông báo lỗi cài đặt SQL Server 2022, bạn có thể tham khảo bài viết tại đây để fix lỗi.

Chạy thử câu lệnh truy vấn trên SQL Server 2022

Bạn có thể tải về bộ dữ liệu database AdventureWorksDW2020 file .bak để chạy thử câu lệnh truy vấn.

Tải bộ dữ liệu tại đây.

Sau khi mở bộ dữ liệu, nhấn chuột phải vào AdventureWorksDW2020, chọn New Query

Ví dụ: Truy vấn 10 hàng đầu tiên trong bảng DimAccount

Hướng dẫn restore file .bak dataset AdventureWorksDW

Bước 1: Từ cửa sổ SSMS, nhấp chuột phải vào mục Databases và mở Databases mà bạn muốn restore ở SQL Server, chọn Restore Database.

Bước 2: Cửa sổ Restore Database mở ra, chọn Device, chọn “…”. Sau khi cửa sổ Select backup devices hiện lên, chọn Add.

Bước 3: Cửa sổ Locate Backup File hiện lên, chọn Backup Files (Backup Files ở đây là DW2020.bak), chọn OK. Cửa sổ Select backup devices hiện lên, chọn Backup File và nhấn OK.

Bước 4: Cửa sổ Restore Database hiện lên, chọn Backup File, chọn OK. Vậy là bạn đã hoàn thành quá trình restore.

Vậy là chúng ta đã hoàn tất việc cài đặt SQL Server 2022. Tham khảo thêm các bài viết về SQL tại https://datapot.vn/blog/

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Okay, so, the last few Cumulative Updates have had known issues around broken remote queries using the generic ODBC connector and errors with contained availability groups, but I couldn’t really care less about those. If you use those features, I give you bombastic side eye anyway.

However, in the last few days, two more known issues have surfaced.

The first problem is that Cumulative Update 4 can give you incorrect query results when all of these are true:

• Your index explicitly specifies the sort order, like DESC or ASC (see update below)
• Your query has a WHERE filter on that sorted column using an IN list or multiple equality searches
• Your query has an ORDER BY with the sort order as the index (which is, after all, why you created the index)

So for example, this can give me incorrect query results:

CREATE INDEX DisplayName ON dbo.Users(DisplayName DESC);

SELECT * FROM dbo.Users

WHERE DisplayName IN (N'Brent Ozar', N'Jon Skeet')

ORDER BY DisplayName DESC;

To work around that problem, you uninstall CU4 or enable trace flag 13166 and free the plan cache.

Update: in the comments, Paul White points out that trace flag 13166 skips a logic step when building query plans, but it only applies to descending index keys. That means the CU4 documentation might be wrong, and this bug might only apply to indexes with a descending key specified.

The second problem is memory dumps every 15 minutes if you have both Query Store and Parameter-Sensitive Plan Optimization (PSPO) turned on. Microsoft says they’re working on this issue, but for now, the workaround is to disable Query Store or PSPO, or continuously delete PSPO plans from Query Store yourself.

Should you do new installations of SQL Server 2022 today? I’m not going to give you the answer, dear reader – instead, I wanna hear your opinion in the comments. If you were deploying a mission-critical production server in June, which SQL Server version would you pick?

I am facing an error while trying to install SQL Server 2012 EXPRESS ADVANCED EDITION(32bit) on Windows Server 2008 Enterprise(64bit).

After passing Rule Check, at install updates section, error occurs about update could not be downloaded. On clicking next, following error in dialog box occurs.

SQL Server Setup has encountered the following error:
Setup encountered a failure while running job UpdateResult.
Error code 0x876E0003.

How can I solve this?

asked Jan 7, 2016 at 3:28

HemalHemal

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I was also facing this issue while installing sql server management studio, what i did was unchecked the option of "Include Sql Update in this feature" while installing the first time and i got this error.

So next time i let it remain checked and disconnected the internet for few seconds(i was connected to internet if you are not then no need) till i got the error as "Could not check for updates..." after that closed the error popup window. I was able to install, hope this helps.

This was the cause of the error i was facing and as described i solved this.

answered Nov 23, 2016 at 10:41

Nishant KumarNishant Kumar

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I faced this error while installing SQL Server 2014. I solved it using a solution provided in this link. To sum it up:

1. Go to a folder named "x64" or "x86"
2. find a file named "DefaultSetup" and edit it Notepad or other editors.
3. Add a line and type "UpdateEnabled=False" below "[options]"
4. Run installer again

answered May 3 at 13:05

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When saving file "DefaultSetup.ini" with error, you are not allowed to save it in the same "x64" folder, and if you come across such an error like me and you are not allowed to save it, you should save this file "DefaultSetup.ini" in another place like Desktop and then in sql server installation in the 'Advance' section. Click the "install based configuration f" option and select the new file you saved to proceed with the next steps of the installation.