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May I know what are programs that I will see in Add/Remove Programs after I install the database successfully?
Do I need to install multiple .Net frameworks, CLR, .Net Core SDK if my database used to be Microsoft SQL Server 2017 standard version?
You will see something like this:
One Drive and Update Health tools come from elsewhere, as to Send To Toys. As for all the C++ redistributables, I can't vouch for that all came with SQL Server.
Do I need to install multiple .Net frameworks, CLR, .Net Core SDK if my database used to be Microsoft SQL Server 2017 standard version?
No.
Erland,
Thank you for your help.
If the database system is down and we need to restart the database services so the different components of the database service may not be able to restart, is it true ?
For example:
If I install the db services using Local System account, I am able to restart all services if the database is down but if I am using NT Service account I may not be able to restart the services.
Normally, you should be able to restart the SQL Services. But there could be a major issue, for instance the master has been database corrupted.
In most cases, the service account does not matter. But the profile for the service account may have been corrupted, so that a self-signed certificate cannot be generated.
Erland,
Thank you for your explanation.