I'm trying to start SQL Server Express from command line using the following command:
net start MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS
But I get this error:
System error 5 has occurred.
Access is denied.
I have administrator privilege and my OS is Windows 7.
Thanks to #SamiKuhmonen my problem was solved.
I created batch file (named start sqlserver.bat) conatins the following command:
net start MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS
I created a shortcut to my batch file.
And run it as administrator like in this
screenshot
Run Registry Editor (RegEdit).
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
Right click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, and select Permissions .
Click on the Advanced button.
In “Advanced Security Settings” dialog window, go to the Owner tab.
Select and highlight the currently logged on user name or Administrators group (if user is a member of Administrators” in the Change owner to: box.
Select the tick the check box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects option, and click OK.
Back in “Permissions” dialog window, click on Add… button.
Enter everyone in the Enter the object names to select text box, and click on the Check Names button.
Hope it helps!!!
If there is error with the user ID entered, correct the error. If there is no error found, click the OK button.
Back in “Permissions” dialog window, select and highlight the newly added user name in Group or user names: section, and tick the checkbox for Allow access right next to Full Control in the Permissions for Everyone section.
simply create the batch file as eg.bat
and it's content as :start ssms
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I have an xrdp setup on my raspberry pi.
XRDP:
I only have one session in the list (PI).
Is it possible to skip this screen and go directly to the remote control after connecting?
Thanks
For anyone dealing with this, I'd try saving the configuration on your RDP client. For Windows RDP go to "Options" on the bottom left, and then under "General" enter your specifications. In this case, leave the username and password blank and make sure to save it. From then on those credentials will be used to auto login.
For other clients like Royal TS, right-click on the connection and open the "Properties" dialog. Going to "Credentials" located on the left navigation bar will allow you to save any log in configurations you want to use.
I've never tried this without a username and password, so if it doesn't work with blank configurations, I'd consider setting up a username and password if you want to bypass this page.
Working on a script to automate the creation of new users, it works and the user shows up, but their home directory is not created.
For example I use New-ADUser to create "Joe User" with a username of "joeu" and HomeDirectory of \\\\svr-home\\home\\%username%
Normally when you enter this same string directly into the AD during the creation of a new user, when the OK button is clicked the %username% part is automatically replaced by "joeu" and a folder is created at \\\\svr-home\\home\\joeu with all the appropriate permissions.
When I check on the account in AD, the script has set the value for the 'Home Folder' field, but the AD variable is never completed and the matching folder is not created.
If I manually edit the user in AD and click the Apply button, the home path is resolved and the folder is created. Is there a way I can force AD to execute this step?
Or do I have to manually create the home folder and set its permission and then use the actual path information for the -HomeDirectory parameter to solve this?
The code for the GUI creates the folder. When modifying the AD-attribute manually (using ex PowerShell), you have to create the folder manually and assign permissions to the user.
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/14894574/702944 for example on how to create folder and assign permissions.
I am following
https://godaddy.com/help/windows-generate-csr-for-code-or-driver-signing-certificate-7282
guide to generate a CSR to request a code signing/software publishing certificate.
In management console when I Right-click Certificates, and then go to All Tasks > Advanced Operations > Create Custom Request & Click Next I don't find "Active Directory Enrollment Policy" to select.
I don't know Whether I need to download any template or generate some custom policy and how?
I am using windows 8 and my user account is not under any active directory domain nor I administer any active directory.
I am not sure if it is the right forum to ask this question. Pardon me, and direct me to the right forum, if it is not.
I ran into the same problem today and found the solution on MSDN. Try the following:
Instead of selecting Active Directory Enrollment Policy select Proceed without enrollment policy.
Click Next.
Select (No template) CNG key from the Template list.
Select PKCS #10 as the Request format.
Click Next.
Click the Details arrow and then the Properties button.
Enter a name for your certificate in Friendly name box on the General tab.
Click the Subject tab.
Under Subject name, select Common name from the Type list. Enter a common name in the Value box and click the Add button.
Repeat step 9 for Organizational unit, Locality, State and Country.
Click the Extensions tab.
Under Key usage select Digital signature and click the Add button.
Under Extended key usage select Code signing and click the Add button.
Under Basic constraints click the Enable this extension checkbox.
Click the Private key tab.
Under Key options select 2048 as the Key size.
Click the Make private key exportable checkbox.
Under Select hash algorithm select sha256 from the Hash Algorithm list.
Click OK.
So far it appears to be working. I was able to use my new code signing certificate to export a PFX file and successfully sign an executable.
Note: I chose sha256 instead of sha1 in step 18 because SHA-1 is deprecated.
I have a SSRS report in AX 2012 with a parameter, where Values is set to "Unbound Values" (Non-queried). In the popup for adding values, I have added a couple of lines with a value and a label like the following:
Value: MainAccountId,
Label: =Labels!#SYS135766
But when I preview (or run the report from AX after deploying), the text "Labels!#SYS135766" is shown as label in the dropdown on the dialog (instead of "Main account").
I have also tried with "Labels!#SYS135766" and "#SYS135766", but with no luck.
Does anyone know how to get the label ID translated to a text using unbound parameter values?
I know this is an old question, but still posting the possible answer hoping that it can help.
Cite from a post by Namukoa Isaac:
Reasons for the problem:
You have moved your AX service account from AX domain account from AX domain admin group
You have changed your SSRS service account password.
Solutions:
From the Start menu, point to All Programs, click the SQL Server folder, click theConfiguration Tools folder, and then click Reporting Services Configuration Manager.
In Reporting Services Configuration Manager click Connect and then click Service Account.
Set the password and then click Apply. The account and password should be the same as the Microsoft Dynamics AX proxy account.
System will ask you to backup your encrytion key, and then will some settings on the backhand.
Now Click the ServerName/MSSQLSERVER on the left top of the reporting server and then click Stop. Then click Start to restart the server. Always check with the SQL administrator and make sure no other users are connected to the server before you restart the server.
Is it possible to execute a piece of C# code when the node of a DGML diagram is double clicked?
It is possible to navigate to an url, I could create a local web site (on127.0.0.1) where you request an URL which executes a command. Problem is that I would like to execute a PowerShell function in the NuGet console...
Any ideas?
You cannot execute custom code, since that would make DGML a security threat when you send it in email, but you can put a “Reference” attribute containing a URL value on a node and when the user double clicks that node the URL is opened. For more information, see How to: Edit and Customize Graph Documents.