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Wiki Page: The default SQL Server Express install (... (Solution 500000080061)

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      Applies To        Product(s): PROJECTWISE DYNAMIC PLOT SERVICE   Version(s): N\A   Environment:  N\A   Area:  IPLOT   Subarea:  N\A   Original Author: Beverly Dawn Gentry, Bentley Technical Support Group     Problem The default SQL Server Express install (page 20 of the ProjectWise Dynamic Plot Implementation Guide) fails with the following error when installing ProjectWise Dynamic Plot Service Administrator: Error occurred when determining if the database already exists. Error in database creation. Failed. Refer to the Windows Application event log for details. Please press Enter to continue with the installation… Problem 58722 InterPlot DPS Solution This failure often is caused by a system or domain policy removing the SeDebugPrivelege security privilege from the administrator account running setup. Verify that the account running has this privilege. The AccessChk tool will print all privleges for an account (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb664922.aspx) by running: accesschk.exe -a Domain \ Account * Alternatively, you can check this through your group policy editor as mentioned below: Open Group Policy... Start | Run | Type: gpedit.msc | OK | Navigate to Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\Debug programs The account through which you are trying to run the setup should be here (besides the local admin on that machine). Reboot the server (this is mandatory, gpupdate /force will not work) and run the setup again. SQL Server 2008 setup needs this privilege to start up the SQL Server process and listen to an event that signals back to setup that SQL Server successfully started. See Also

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