SQL Server 2008 service is start up after system reboots

  • Hi,

    I have installed SQL Server 2008 instance in one of my server. SQL Server 2008 service start type is set to "Automatic". Every weekend SQL server database server is scheduled to reboot. After system reboots SQL Server service is not starting up. In the same server SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 instances are also running. These two services (2000 and 2005) are up after system reboots.

    How to make the 2008 service is up after system reboots?

  • Your current settings seems to be Okay. Did you check the Windows event viewer for any possible error?

    How you SQL Server Service is set to run, under a domain account?

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  • vyelchri (9/23/2009)


    Hi,

    I have installed SQL Server 2008 instance in one of my server. SQL Server 2008 service start type is set to "Automatic". Every weekend SQL server database server is scheduled to reboot. After system reboots SQL Server service is not starting up. In the same server SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 instances are also running. These two services (2000 and 2005) are up after system reboots.

    How to make the 2008 service is up after system reboots?

    Did you make any changes to the service account for sql server. sometimes if you make any changes using the services.msc, it can stop it starting. all changes need to be done via the sql tools. other than that I would do as suggested and see what is in the windows logs as service starts/stops are recorded.

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