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Hey Chris,
I am still encountering the same error. Can you take a look at the permissions in my previous reply and let me know if anything looks wrong?
Thanks,
Hello,
I compared the screenshots you sent me with the settings on a 12.0 database I have set up locally. I'm seeing a difference in that the users in my database don't have db_accessadmin membership. I'm not sure this alone would cause the issue, but it does indicate that these users were configured differently than expected.
Can you confirm that you have administrative access on the machine running SQL Server? When you run the installer, are you configuring the database using Windows Authentication credentials or with the built in sa SQL Server user?
Chris
- mstemple7 years agoIdeator II
I tried unchecking db_accessadmin but that did not change anything. I used Windows Authentication credentials and do have admin access to the server.
- christopher_gillis7 years agoCommunity Manager
My best guess is that there's some kind of silent error happening that's preventing the SQL Server users from being fully configured.
Here's a few things you can try.
- Since this is all on your PC, you can check out this blog post on configuring a dev machine to make sure you have all of the pre-requisites
- Create a new database through the installer
- Try running the installer with administrative permissions
- Use the sa SQL Server user to create the database
Chris
- mstemple7 years agoIdeator II
Is there anything that I should do with the old database before uninstalling and reinstalling ARAS?