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    • January 4, 2007 at 2:23 PM #17133
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        I've installed without any errors but when I go to configure, I find out that BizTalkMsgBoxDb wasn't created.  I've googled all over but can't seem to find a solution to this.

         

        I've uninstalled and re-installed but that didn't seem to help. 

         

        "Did not find existing database: BizTalkMsgBoxDb on computer "  is in the configuration log.

         

        On another note: It looks like the same thing happened for BizTalkDTADb.

        Did not find existing database: BizTalkDTADb on computer 

         

        Any advice at all would be greatful.

        Thanks

        Craig 

      • January 5, 2007 at 12:23 AM #17134
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          Craig,

          it sounds like a pretty fundamental problem with your access to SQL. If you log in with the same account that you specify for accessing the db, can you create a db by hand?

          Is this a new install? Can you just scratch everything and just retry?

          By the way, it's always useful to specify if this is BTS 2004 or 2006?

           John D.

          • January 5, 2007 at 6:23 AM #17135
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              I'm not sure I understand why the user would be able to create the rest of the dbs but not this one in particular.  I'll try to log in and create a db by hand. 

              This is a new install for Biztalk 2006.  I didn't specify what version of Biztalk because wer are in Biztalk 2006 sub-forum so I didn't think it was necessary.  I'd prefer not to scratch everything but if need be, I can always start over from the Visual Studio install.

               

               

              • January 5, 2007 at 8:31 AM #17139
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                  If you've gone through the trouble of creating a BizTalk service user and granted proper permissions on the system, then you may also need to grant DB permissions in SQL Server unless you've taken care of that with the appropriate group.

                  • Are you using the Visual Studio 2005 version of SQL Express or did you install Standard or Enterprise?
                  • Is this installed on Windows Server 2003 or on XP where you'll need to connect your DB to an external BizTalk Server?

                  Please, describe your installation scenario if you haven't found a solution and I'm sure someone will have the answer.

                   

                • January 5, 2007 at 11:11 AM #17141
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                    Well I don't know exactly what happened but it appears that on original configuration, I used default.  This failed and so I just did the custom configuration since I've had all the users and user groups set up from the Biztalk 2004 days (yesterday).  After I deleted all the databases and redid the configuration then it worked.

                     

                    So for others who may get the same problem:

                    1.Undo all configurations 

                    2. Delete all the Biztalk dbs

                    3. Do configuration (custom worked for me).

                     

                    There were a few tweaks that I had to do to the sql db but it was more of the making sure that certain users can create dbs. 

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