· Just installed Visual Basic 2008 Express and SQL Server 2008 Express. I was able to get SQL Server Management Studio installed, and can create and query. · A: Services can be set to be disabled, start manually, or start automatically. You can also set a service to start automatically, but with a delayed start.
Q: How can I set a service to "Automatic (Delayed Start)" from the command line? A: Services can be set to be disabled, start manually, or start automatically. You can also set a service to start automatically, but with a delayed start that initiates after the system has finished booting, giving you a faster system boot. When a service is configured for a delayed automatic start, a DWORD registry value is present under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Current. Control. Set\services\< service name>.
It's named Delayed. Auto. Start and it's set to 1, along with a Start value of 2—which is the normal value for automatic start. We can set this using the SC command: C: \> sc config SVCNAME start= delayed- auto[SC] Change.
Service. Config SUCCESSNote you must have the space between the "start=" and the "delayed- auto" or it will not work.
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Can't start sql server in single user mode. What worked for me what basically the same thing but I didn't expect what I should do. NET STOP [MSSQLSERVERName] NET START [MSSQLSERVERName] /m /c /f No go (But actually this is what worked)Now, at first I thought nothing had changed because I got a failure message that the server couldn't be started.
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I also checked out sql server configuration manager and checked the service status. Where it usually read started or stopped it read pending changes. Unexpected Hang. I couldn't stop or restart the service and thought it was hung so I restarted my computer. It was not until later when I figured out how to fix the problem that I realized that "pending changes" might be the result I wanted to see (I guess, "pending changes" means go fix the problem now). Up and running. I tried the net start command again followed by checking sql configuration manager again - - again "pending changes.."- -. But, this time I started up Sql Server Management Studio and I was back in business again, thankfully! Starts SQL Server service independently of the Service Control Manager.
Doing so speeds up startup.- f. This flag starts SQL Server with minimal configuration and allows updates to system tables. This is useful if the DBA has tweaked the configuration options such that the service won't start.
If you find yourself in such situation you'll appreciate "- f" flag, since this could be the only way to correct the mistakes in the SQL Server configuration.- m. Starts SQL Server in single- user mode. This means only one user can connect to the server at one time and ad- hoc updates of system tables are allowed. Furthermore, - m option does not start CHECKPOINT. Single- user mode is useful when one of the system databases is corrupt and you have to reload it from a backup.