Hi all. I just built a new Windows 2003 box, fresh install. The only things I installed after that was ASP.NET and IIS. Now I'm trying to install SQL server 2000. When I run the CD, it opens the first menu screen (Install SQL 2000 Server Components), then the next (Install Database Server), brings up a message about SQL 2000 not being supported on Windows 2003 (I click on Continue), then gives this error:
Setup Intialization Error.
Incorrect Function.
Source: E:\x86\setup\...\Upgrade\Res\1033\cldtcstp.rll
Target: C:\Windows\Temp\SqlSetup\Bin\cldtcstp.rll
I asked around the office some and our database guy thought it might be a permissions thing. I'm logged into the computer with the administrator account, and just to see what would happen I gave Everyone full control on C: and C:\Windows\Temp.
I've tried this joined to the domain, and joined to a generic workgroup.
The thing that puzzles me, I've had this running on another idential machine. Windows 2003 and SQL Server 2000. It worked great.
Anyone hear of this before? TIA!!!
Setup Intialization Error.
Incorrect Function.
Source: E:\x86\setup\...\Upgrade\Res\1033\cldtcstp.rll
Target: C:\Windows\Temp\SqlSetup\Bin\cldtcstp.rll
I asked around the office some and our database guy thought it might be a permissions thing. I'm logged into the computer with the administrator account, and just to see what would happen I gave Everyone full control on C: and C:\Windows\Temp.
I've tried this joined to the domain, and joined to a generic workgroup.
The thing that puzzles me, I've had this running on another idential machine. Windows 2003 and SQL Server 2000. It worked great.
Anyone hear of this before? TIA!!!
