Hello Robert
Here is couple of steps
Method 1: Check your email and Microsoft Account
- Check your email inbox and spam folder for any emails from Microsoft, as they may have sent you a confirmation email with the license key.
- If you're using a Microsoft account (formerly known as Windows Live ID), sign in to your account on the Microsoft website and check your account settings for any saved licenses or downloads.
Method 2: Check your license key on your server
- Check the SQL Server installation directory (usually
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL15.MSSQLSERVER
or similar) for a file namedlicensing.xml
. - Open the
licensing.xml
file in a text editor and search for theProductKey
element. This should contain your license key.
Method 3: Contact Microsoft Support
- Reach out to Microsoft Support through their official website or phone number.
- Provide them with your SQL Server 2019 product key and any relevant information about your purchase (order number, proof of purchase, etc.).
- They may be able to assist you in recovering your license key or provide alternative solutions.
Method 4: Check with your organization's IT department
- If you're part of an organization, contact your IT department and ask if they have a record of your SQL Server 2019 license key.
- They may have purchased the license for you or have a backup of the key.Method 1: Check your email and Microsoft Account
- Check your email inbox and spam folder for any emails from Microsoft, as they may have sent you a confirmation email with the license key.
- If you're using a Microsoft account (formerly known as Windows Live ID), sign in to your account on the Microsoft website and check your account settings for any saved licenses or downloads.
- Check the SQL Server installation directory (usually
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL15.MSSQLSERVER
or similar) for a file namedlicensing.xml
.- Open the
licensing.xml
file in a text editor and search for theProductKey
element. This should contain your license key.
- Open the
- Reach out to Microsoft Support through their official website or phone number.
- Provide them with your SQL Server 2019 product key and any relevant information about your purchase (order number, proof of purchase, etc.).
- They may be able to assist you in recovering your license key or provide alternative solutions.
- Provide them with your SQL Server 2019 product key and any relevant information about your purchase (order number, proof of purchase, etc.).
- If you're part of an organization, contact your IT department and ask if they have a record of your SQL Server 2019 license key.
- They may have purchased the license for you or have a backup of the key.
- Check your email inbox and spam folder for any emails from Microsoft, as they may have sent you a confirmation email with the license key.