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Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

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Hi All,

am Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019, but receiving below error during CRM validation. i knew that CRM 9.1 is compatible with 2019 but not 9.0, and there is no media for 9.1 , only as update on 9.0,is there anyway to slipstream the 9.1 in 9.0 ? and is the below error is because the version is different ? i was already connected using SSMS on CRM server to DB server so i dont think it is connectivity issue.

  • setup was unable to verify that  SQL server agent was running
  • the SQL Server "CRMSQLDEV" is unavailable

Thank you,

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    Saeid Rouhparvar Profile Picture
    Saeid Rouhparvar 10 on at
    RE: Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

    Hi

    I want to use SQL 2019 for CRM 9.1 but we have error in setup

    I have 2 problem:

    1- The analysis service is not install

    2-the SQL 2019 not supported reporting service in domain controller.

    Do you have any suggestion?

    Best Regard

  • MDeeb Profile Picture
    MDeeb 1,189 on at
    RE: Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

    Thank you philip, it worked with SQL 2019, it was some CRM-SQL ports issue.

    Regards,

  • PhilipK Profile Picture
    PhilipK 611 on at
    RE: Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

    No, it shouldn't as I personally are running a setup with SQL 2019 with D365 V9.1(upgraded from 9.0).

    Could you check the installer log under ..\Roaming\Temp\ what is being written.

    Best regards.

    Philip

  • MDeeb Profile Picture
    MDeeb 1,189 on at
    RE: Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

    Thank you Philip,

    the installer account is already in administrator group on the SQL server, and sys admin as well on the engine.

    so you think the error is not a compatibility issue error ?

    Thank you,

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    PhilipK Profile Picture
    PhilipK 611 on at
    RE: Deploying CRM 9.0 with SQL 2019

    Hi Mohammad.

    Assuming you have the sufficient permissions to the SQL instance the quick way would be to add the account you are running the installer as to the Local Administrator group on the SQL Server which should do the trick.

    After the setup you can remove it.

    Best regards.

    Philip

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