Found it.

Thanks

Ended up creating a function and calling the function in my select statement. Wasn't wanting to do that, but seems to be the best way.

func -

IF EXISTS...

This is my select Statement -

SELECT TicketAssessors.Name AS [Assessors Name], TicketAssessors.Designation AS [Assessors Designation],

...

Can this be done within a select statement with out creating a function?

Thanks for that. My one problem is that not all the FormItem nodes will have both ItemValue and ItemText, some only have ItemText.

e.g.

<FormItem>

<ControlId>Judgement</ControlId>

...

Here i some of the detail log file -

2011-05-13 14:38:23 Slp: ----------------------------------------------------------------------

2011-05-13 14:38:23 Slp: Running Action: Slp_Config_Repair_SQLEngine_ADHlpr_Cpu32

2011-05-13 14:38:23 Slp: Action Data:

2011-05-13 14:38:23 Slp: Feature = SQL_Engine_Core_Shared_sql_engine_core_shared_Cpu32

2011-05-13 14:38:23...

Tired unistalling all versions of SQL Server and installing SQL Server 2008 R2 from scratch. Still getting The parameter is incorrect -

TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Setup

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The following...

I installed all the updates. Installed SP1.

Still getting"The Parameter is incorrect."

Windows 7 Enterprise is the operation system. No service packs.

Kev.

There are a lot of logs in that directory, anyone in particular?

Do you mean this -

Overall summary:

Final result: SQL Server installation...

I'm sorry, where is the setup log file?

And what do you mean which set-up window?

I'm new to all this.

Kev.