One: Database configuration issues
1:.net Framework3.5 Problems
Window Server2012 may report the lack of. NET Framework3.5 when installing the database, need to go to Service Manager to add the. NET FM3.5 function, according to the operation, if it is a VM, it requires 2012 ISO installation files for the operating system.
2: Installation of SQL Server R2 prompt does not support language errors, as a workaround
3: Check the installation error
[SQL Server R2 Performance counter Registry unit configuration consistency ' detection failure resolution]
(1), win+r--> input regedit
(2), of course, the backup, you know ~ ~
(3), the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Nt\currentversion\perflib\0804 exported to 0804.reg.
(4), the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Nt\currentversion\perflib\009 exported to 009.reg.
(5), edit 009.reg with Notepad, change the hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windowsnt\curreversion\perflib\009 line to Hkey_local_ MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows nt\currentversion\perflib\0804, save.
(6), then import the edited 009.reg.
(After the operation is complete: The 0804\009\currentlanguage is exactly the same, and is consistent with the Perflib,last counter value and last Help value.)
II: Cognos JDK problem
For example, server A above has Applicationa need JDB1.7, and configured java_home system environment variable assigned to 1.7 of the directory, this time you will find that Cognos may start a long time no response
After the last wait will be an error, how to solve it?
Workaround: Modify the ${java_home} to the absolute path of the jar in the Cognos installation directory in the Cognos startup file, as follows
1. Locate the COGNOS10 installation path, assuming it is D:\cognos
2. Locate the Bootstrap_win32.xml file under the D:\cognos\c10\bin folder, replace the ${java_home} in the file with d:/cognos/c10/bin/jre/6.0 and save it. That is, modifying the JDK that was used when the Cognos was started.
3, start the COGNOS10 is OK.
Windows SERVER2012 Deployment Cognos Issues Summary