MS SQL Server 2008. Ошибка 3414 master database.

Инструкция по исправлению ошибки. Setup.учу запускать не из папки C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Setup Bootstrap\Release, иначе вывалиться ошибка а из установочного диска.

1. Find setup.exe either from your original media or the "local" setup.exe as found in the directory where you have installed SQL Server in the 100\Setup BootStrap\Release directory. So on my machine, I changed directory to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Setup Bootstrap\Release.

2. Run setup.exe with the following syntax from a Windows command prompt:

If you have SQL configured for Windows Authentication Mode use this syntax:

setup /ACTION=REBUILDDATABASE /QUIET /INSTANCENAME=<instance name> /SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS=<accounts>

where

<instance name> is either the name of your named instance or MSSQLSERVER for the default instance

<accounts> are Windows groups or individual accounts to provision as sysadmin

If you have SQL configured for Mixed Authentication Mode use the same syntax except you must also provide the /SAPWD parameter to specify the SA password. If you don’t, you will get an error.

If you want to rebuild the system databases with a different collation than what you used to install SQL Server, you would need to supply the /SQLCOLLATION parameter. If you don’t supply this parameter, then SQL Server will rebuild the system databases with the collation you selected when you installed SQL Server.

3. When setup has completed rebuilding the system databases, it will return to the command prompt with no messages (It always first prints out the version). If you have any syntax problems or issues with parameters you will see these errors in the command window. If you don’t see any errors, then you will need to examine the "Summary" log file to verify it was completely successful.

4. If you immediately go to the directory where logs are stored for setup (100\setup bootstrap\logs), you can open up a file called Summary.txt. This file represents the most recent summary of any execution of setup. If you run setup for any other reason after rebuilding the databases before you look at the summary.txt file you will have to look for a folder inside the logs directory that matches the datetime when you run setup to rebuild the system databases. This may not be something that is simple to do if you have run setup several times so a tip here is to use findstr.exe from the command prompt like the following:

findstr /s RebuildDatabase summary*.*

This search will point you to any summary files that are for rebuilding system databases because this is the string printed in the Summary setup log file when using setup for this purpose. Here is an example "top portion" of a Summary setup log file when rebuilding system databases was successful: