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FATAL ERROR --- INSTALLATION ENDED PREMATURITY BECAUSE OF AN ERROR

Asked By: Sampat Bellubbli Date: Mar 05, 2007 Category: Sharepoint Views: 243

I am trying to install sql digital dashboard so that I can create a
sharepoint web part but I get the following error when installing

FATAL ERROR --- INSTALLATION ENDED PREMATURITY BECAUSE OF AN ERROR

I check the error log and this is what I see could some one point me in the
right area

IIS OOP User: UIS1\IWAM_PRE-AUDIT
ERROR: -2147023564, Description: , Details: Could not save the new
AdminACL.
Action Complete: AddIWAMToAdminACL()
Could not set the AdminACL. AddIWAMToAdminACL returned: 3
Action Complete: CreateDDRK3VDirs()
Action Start: SavePropertiesToMetabase()
Trying to get the IIS://Localhost/W3SVC/1/Root/DAVCatalog object
ERROR: -2147024893, Description: , Details: Couldn't get the DAVCatalog
IIsWebVirtualDir object
Action Complete: SavePropertiesToMetabase()

Tagged:fatal error installation ended prematurity because of an

11 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Heena Nagori Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

Are you admin on that box??????????????????

Answer #2 Answered By: Aishwarya Karmarkar Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

YEs...........................

Answer #3 Answered By: Janell Camacho Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

I have not installed the SQL DD. Are you trying to install it on a SPS
machine? Might not be compatable.

Answer #4 Answered By: Julia Washington Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

No I am trying to install it on a sql server. Sql digital dashboard needs to
be intall on the sql first. Do you know of any other wp or utility that
will allow sps to communicate with sql through the dashboard

Answer #5 Answered By: Shashwat Takle Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

Not sure about an actual web part for connecting the two servers but
you don't actually need sql server digital dashboard to have a web part
talk to SQL Server.

What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this web part?

Answer #6 Answered By: Aastha Acharya Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

To display information that was put into a sql database

Answer #7 Answered By: Glenda Roth Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

Do you mean that you wish to have a web part in SPS v1 that will query a
SQL Server and display data? If so, you can simply create a web part in
SPS that uses VBScript of Javascript along with ado to query the
database. You do not need the SQL Server DD.

Answer #8 Answered By: Jada Clemons Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

I was under the impression that theonly way to do this is to have a sqldd
installed.

Answer #9 Answered By: Brooke Lewis Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

The main difference between the DD for SQL is the host. If you want to
create a web part to be hosted in the Sharepoint portal, you would
create the web part in the portal or import into the portal. Web parts
can be either VBScript, Javascript, xml with a transformation, HTML or
even a link to a web page. So you can create a web part using Javascipt
that creates a connection to the db and run a query an then format the
output as html. You could also create a web page on a web server that
does the same then point the web part to the web page.

If you did not have SPS you could create a Digital Dashboard using SQL
Server as the "host" but it seems that you want to put this in SPS
portal. You might look at the SDK help files in the SQL DD and learn
about creating web parts.

Answer #10 Answered By: Talia Johns Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

I am kind of new to SharePoint portal server 2003.
I need to know the exact difference between,

1.Topics
2.Sites
3.Areas
4.Sub Areas

Can any body...any body explain it in non technical words.
Hope are high in this regard as i am sure that gurus are sitting in
this group.

Answer #11 Answered By: Tera Callahan Answered On: Mar 05, 2007

A Site is the basic level of organization in WIndows SharePoint services - it
has a unique URL and can have unique members and permissions, and be grouped
into a heirarchy.

An Area is a specialized type of Site that is created in SharePoint Portal
Server - it can do most everything a Site can, plus it has additional features
specific to SPS.

A Subarea is an Area which is a "child" of another Area in the heirarchy.

Topics are specialized Areas using a different template that allow heirarchy
to be most easily created.

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