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DiscussionsResourcesQuality PortalEvents CalendarEmbarcadero on YouTube Job BoardRegistered User DownloadsTrial Downloads Books service specific error code 17113 Login Register HomeArticlesDatabaseTop 3 Reasons Your SQL Server Service Is Not Starting Top 3 Reasons Your sql server error 18456 SQL Server Service Is Not Starting Written by Tamarian D2278. Posted in Database If you are a professional SQL Server DBA, you must have faced this issue at
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least one time in your career. Your junior admin calls you during vacation to inform youthat the production instance is not starting and something seems to be wrong. This piece addresses the top three reasons that your SQL Server Service may not be working and offers some simple solutions to resolve potential roadblocks. Here is
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the error which you would receive when we try to start SQL Services from various places. Windows could not start the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) on Local Computer. For more information, review the System Event Log. OR “The service failed to respond in a timely fashion”. OR “The service failed to start”. We will try to investigate each of these reasons messages and possible resolution for the same. Reason # 1: Service account password changed but not updated on the server where SQL Server instance is installed This is one of the most common cause where service account password has been changed by domain admin or SQL Admin but this information is not updated in SQL Server Services. Here is the error which we would see if we try to start using Services. ---------------------------Services---------------------------Windows could not start the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) service on Local Computer.Error 1069: The service did not start due to a logon failure.---------------------------OK --------------------------- System Event
I do? ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BalmukundMay 11, 201112 0 0 0 This is one of those challenging situations when customers call us at times. I can understand the gravity of the situation – your boss is behind your back, your business sql server service not starting timely fashion is down, your application is down, your website cannot accept orders or your phone is ringing
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off the hook with calls from the helpdesk. Don’t worry; I will guide you through some basic steps & actions that you can take to sql server service not starting automatically make some sense amidst all this madness.
Warning: This blog is only a basic guide and by no means covers all possible troubleshooting techniques and meant only as a starting point. Nothing in life http://community.embarcadero.com/article/articles-database/16041-top-3-reasons-why-my-sql-server-service-is-not-sarting is to be feared. It is only to be understood. - Marie Curie Startup Options Have you ever called SQL CSS for a startup issue and seen the engineer use some cool trace flags or parameters to get SQL started? Well, it’s all documented (well, most of it that’s worth knowing) Using the SQL Server Service Startup Options http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190737.aspx The most common ones by far that I use on SQL startup issues are:- https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sqlserverfaq/2011/05/11/inf-hey-my-sql-server-service-is-not-starting-what-do-i-do/ Sr.no Parameter Description 1. -c Start as a console application, not as a service. 2. -m Tries to start the SQL service in single user mode, i.e. only a single user can connect. This single user connection can be either a sysadmin or a regular user connection 3. -f Tries to start the SQL service in Minimal configuration mode. This implicitly puts SQL Server in single-user mode and this also means only the system databases master, model, tempdb & mssqlsystemresource are recovered and started. 4. -T XXXX Tries to start the SQL Server should be started with the specified trace flag which follows after -T. Again this is case sensitive. 5. -g Specifies the number of megabytes (MB) of memory that SQL Server leaves available for memory allocations within the SQL Server process, but outside the SQL Server buffer pool. The default value for this is 256MB. 6. -m”ClientApp Name” You can limit the connections to the specified client application. For example, -m"SQLCMD" limits connections to a single connection and that connection must identify itself as the SQLCMD client program. You can use this option when you are starting SQL Server in single-user mode and an unknown client application is taking the only availableonly takes a few minutes. Join Now Hi, I have restored a server from backup- this is a single server for a primary school that serves as DC, https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/327488-sql-server-won-t-start-after-restore-from-backup-error-code-17113 DNS, DHCP, SQL etc. I have just about got everything up and running, https://support.cch.com/kb/solution.aspx/sw40046 however I can't get the SQL database up and running. The services don't start, I get the bellow error: [quote] Services Windows could not start the SQL Server (servername) on local computer. For more information, review the system event log. If this is a non-Microsoft service, contact the service vendor, and refer to sql server service-specific error code 17113. [/quote] I have done a quick Google and all I can find is when restoring a DC, it changes the service to log on with the local system account. I have tried changing this to some of the administrator accounts but it still won't start. Any ideas? Regards, Dan Reply Subscribe RELATED TOPICS: Where to start looking in SQL Server. How to backup and restore sql server 2008 SQL server? SQL Server Virtualization   3 Replies Thai Pepper OP Robert L Davis Apr 22, 2013 at 10:44 UTC What errors are in the system event log? How about the application event log? Any errors in the SQL log? Try starting the service from the command line and you should get a better error message. Tell us what you see when you try this. 0 Chipotle OP Dmitry MaEL Apr 22, 2013 at 6:46 UTC What version of SQL? Have SQL account access to system database files? see here link 0 Cayenne OP Baxio Apr 23, 2013 at 7:38 UTC In the end I had a flat file of the database kicking about, so I just uninstalled SQL, re-installed it and re-attached the DB 0 This discussion has been inactive for over a year. You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion. Text Quote Post |Replace Attachment Add link Text to display: Where should this link go? Add Cancel × Insert code Language Apache AppleScript Awk BASH Batchfile C C++ C# CSS ERB HTML Java JavaScript Lua Objec
I want to... Loading... Admin User Admin Notifications STAR Tax & Accounting Home × SQL Service will not start, Error Code: 17113 Open Start in the search box (On SBS 2003 click on Run),and type services.msc Find the SQL Server (Practicemgt), right-click and choose Properties. Go to the Log On tab. Choose Local System on the Log on as type. Click Apply and Ok. Right-click the SQL Server (Practicemgt) and select Start. Solution Tools Email Print Solution Id sw40046 Direct Link Copy To Clipboard Did this article answer your question or resolve your issue? Yes No Article Feedback Your feedback about this article will help us make it better. Thank you! Cancel Submit Need more help? Visit our online support to submit a case. ← Return to Search Results Email Solution Email address Comment Cancel Send My Corner My Profile My Account My Favorite Products My Cases Product Support CCH Axcess CCH ProSystem fx Tax CCH ProSystem fx Engagement CCH ProSystem fx Document CCH ProSystem fx Practice Management CCH IntelliConnect CCH IntelliForms CCH Accounting Research Manager RBsource All Products Contact Us Sales Billing Conversion and Migration Services CCH Axcess CCH ProSystem fx Publishing and Books Sales and Use Tax Research and Learning Follow Us When you have to be right Privacy Policy © CCH Incorporated and its affiliates. All rights reserved.