Thank you,
but what is the correct way to start the SQL Server Setup without asking any path?
I just want the normal "Microsoft installation dialog" to appear (not silent, so that the user can make various settings!).
Or is this not possible?
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Re: Install SQL Server without asking for Extracted-Files directory
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- Tue Feb 08, 2022 2:42 pm
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Install SQL Server without asking for Extracted-Files directory
Hi,
I'm looking for an installation option to install the SQL Server 2014. The Setup shouldn't be silent, but the user shouldn't be asked for the Extracted-Files directory.
If I include the Parameter "/u", the setup will *correctly* NOT ASK for Extracted-Files directory, but after the copy-process ...
I'm looking for an installation option to install the SQL Server 2014. The Setup shouldn't be silent, but the user shouldn't be asked for the Extracted-Files directory.
If I include the Parameter "/u", the setup will *correctly* NOT ASK for Extracted-Files directory, but after the copy-process ...