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Television (MyTV frontend and TV-Server)
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<blockquote data-quote="kennethskov" data-source="post: 190478" data-attributes="member: 57995"><p>I am seing the exact same problem on Vista with SQLServer Express 2005 SP2.</p><p>I tried uninstalling and then removing the TV Server directory completely as well as the database but still no database settings dialog. I have the right configuration of SQL Server and prior to the upgrade to a later TV server build everything was working.</p><p></p><p>Where are the connection settings stored? There must be something remaining from a previous installation..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kennethskov, post: 190478, member: 57995"] I am seing the exact same problem on Vista with SQLServer Express 2005 SP2. I tried uninstalling and then removing the TV Server directory completely as well as the database but still no database settings dialog. I have the right configuration of SQL Server and prior to the upgrade to a later TV server build everything was working. Where are the connection settings stored? There must be something remaining from a previous installation.. [/QUOTE]
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