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How can I skip reboot check and remove command line appearing during install of SQL Server?
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Problem
While i am installing SQL Server 2008 R2 using the configuration file method I sometimes get an error in installation due to system reboot checking.
After restarting my PC, SQL Server installs properly. I want SQL Server setup to not check if the PC is rebooted or not. In SQL Server 2005 I can do this by using /norebootchk. How can I do this in SQL Server 2008 R2?
Also while installing in silent mode by using
How can I avoid this command prompt appearing when I am installing in quiet mode?
After restarting my PC, SQL Server installs properly. I want SQL Server setup to not check if the PC is rebooted or not. In SQL Server 2005 I can do this by using /norebootchk. How can I do this in SQL Server 2008 R2?
Also while installing in silent mode by using
quiet=true I am getting a SQL Server command prompt while installing. How can I avoid this command prompt appearing when I am installing in quiet mode?
Solution
To skip the reboot check:
To hide the console window:
Full command line/.ini file options can be found here. The SkipRules option is not documented there and appears to be part of the general installer options.
SkipRules=RebootRequiredCheckTo hide the console window:
HIDECONSOLE=TrueFull command line/.ini file options can be found here. The SkipRules option is not documented there and appears to be part of the general installer options.
Code Snippets
SkipRules=RebootRequiredCheckHIDECONSOLE=TrueContext
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