MS SQL Server, Rebuilding Master using the Rebuild Master Utility Tool (SQL Server 2000)

Rebuilding Master using the Rebuild Master Utility Tool (SQL Server 2000)

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Patrick Ikhif #1 / 3	Rebuilding Master using the Rebuild Master Utility Tool (SQL Server 2000) We are going through a rebuild process here of the master db using the utility and it appears that the process is in a loop. The message from the GUI is "Server Configuration Process..." and stays there. Now this server does not have any user databases installed on it. In fact it was just built to test for disaster recovery. Its been this way now for 2 hours. I am surprised and wonder if it should take this long. Thanks for any information.
Mon, 14 Jul 2003 10:20:43 GMT

Gert E.R. Draper #2 / 3	Rebuilding Master using the Rebuild Master Utility Tool (SQL Server 2000) That does not look right, it should max be 30 minutes or so, depending on your machine. It should not take longer then the initial setup took. -GertD Quote: > We are going through a rebuild process here of the master db using the > utility and it appears that the process is in a loop. The message from the > GUI is "Server Configuration Process..." and stays there. Now this server > does not have any user databases installed on it. In fact it was just built > to test for disaster recovery. Its been this way now for 2 hours. I am > surprised and wonder if it should take this long. Thanks for any > information.
Mon, 14 Jul 2003 14:40:43 GMT

Tibor Karasz #3 / 3	Rebuilding Master using the Rebuild Master Utility Tool (SQL Server 2000) Patrick, Probably a bug in SQL2K (has to do with read-only). See KB Q273572. -- Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP FAQ from Neil at: http://www.sqlserverfaq.com Please reply to the newsgroup only, not by email. Quote: > We are going through a rebuild process here of the master db using the > utility and it appears that the process is in a loop. The message from the > GUI is "Server Configuration Process..." and stays there. Now this server > does not have any user databases installed on it. In fact it was just built > to test for disaster recovery. Its been this way now for 2 hours. I am > surprised and wonder if it should take this long. Thanks for any > information.
Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:32:55 GMT

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