Error 1068

Dear friends hi,
I read the articles you mentioned, and as I understood,
the resolution is:
(To resolve the problem, use these steps:
Change the startup account of both the MSSQLSERVER and
SQLServerAgent to use the Local System account.
Restart the computer. )
As I told you before, the problem is that I can not start
the 'SqlServer' and 'SqlServer agent', so I cann't go and
change the startup account. I don't know, I may be
confused, but I just encountered this Error (Error 1068)
while starting up the SQLServer.
Thanks for any suggestion in advance,
Mattew

>--Original Message--
Mattew,
Hmmm. Probably means that something changed. Here is
one KB article. Does
it apply?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;307288
A more general article (non-SQL Server) on the topic:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;827328
Russell Fields
"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:19d5001c44d8c$610cb740$a401280a@.phx
.gbl...
Hi,
I'm getting the following error message:
(
Could not start the SQLServerAgent Serviceon local
computer
Error 1068 : The dependency service or group failed to
start
)
This server is a subscriber in a transactional
replication and it was working until yesterday.
Does anybody have a solution.
Thanks in advance.Hi,
Steps to change the service startup account:-
1. Go to control panel -- Administrative - tools
2. Double click in services icon
3. Select and double click the MSSQL Server Service
4. In the "Log on " tab, Check the this account
5. There you verify the OS user name
6. If the user name is correct , re- enter the password and confrim password
once again
7. CLick OK
8. Start the Service
Do the above steps for SQL Agent Service as well.
Note:
ON each password change you have to do the above steps. The best
recommendation to have a user name for MSSQL server Service startup which do
not chage password frequently or no password expiry is set.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1a4a701c44e42$10919180$a401280a@.phx
.gbl...
> Dear friends hi,
> I read the articles you mentioned, and as I understood,
> the resolution is:
> (To resolve the problem, use these steps:
> Change the startup account of both the MSSQLSERVER and
> SQLServerAgent to use the Local System account.
> Restart the computer. )
> As I told you before, the problem is that I can not start
> the 'SqlServer' and 'SqlServer agent', so I cann't go and
> change the startup account. I don't know, I may be
> confused, but I just encountered this Error (Error 1068)
> while starting up the SQLServer.
> Thanks for any suggestion in advance,
> Mattew
>
> Mattew,
> Hmmm. Probably means that something changed. Here is
> one KB article. Does
> it apply?
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;307288
> A more general article (non-SQL Server) on the topic:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;827328
> Russell Fields
> "Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> news:19d5001c44d8c$610cb740$a401280a@.phx
.gbl...
> Hi,
> I'm getting the following error message:
> (
> Could not start the SQLServerAgent Serviceon local
> computer
> Error 1068 : The dependency service or group failed to
> start
> )
> This server is a subscriber in a transactional
> replication and it was working until yesterday.
> Does anybody have a solution.
> Thanks in advance.|||OMG. What a horrible message to come in to work to!
I just read about changing the startup account in CPanel.
The only thing I would want to toss in is that if you
make login changes at the CPanel level, rather then
Enterprise Mgr, you will have a ton o' problems related
to reg entries and internal stuff.
To sidestep that, if you ARE able to get the server
started using a CPanel change, can you then go into EM
and change it in there under your server's
properties/security page? Kind of a "redundant change?"
ML

>--Original Message--
>Hi,
>Steps to change the service startup account:-
>1. Go to control panel -- Administrative - tools
>2. Double click in services icon
>3. Select and double click the MSSQL Server Service
>4. In the "Log on " tab, Check the this account
>5. There you verify the OS user name
>6. If the user name is correct , re- enter the password
and confrim password
>once again
>7. CLick OK
>8. Start the Service
>Do the above steps for SQL Agent Service as well.
>Note:
>ON each password change you have to do the above steps.
The best
>recommendation to have a user name for MSSQL server
Service startup which do
>not chage password frequently or no password expiry is
set.
>Thanks
>Hari
>MCDBA
>
>
>"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Error 1068

Dear friends hi,
I read the articles you mentioned, and as I understood,
the resolution is:
(To resolve the problem, use these steps:
Change the startup account of both the MSSQLSERVER and
SQLServerAgent to use the Local System account.
Restart the computer. )
As I told you before, the problem is that I can not start
the 'SqlServer' and 'SqlServer agent', so I cann't go and
change the startup account. I don't know, I may be
confused, but I just encountered this Error (Error 1068)
while starting up the SQLServer.
Thanks for any suggestion in advance,
Mattew

>--Original Message--
Mattew,
Hmmm. Probably means that something changed. Here is
one KB article. Does
it apply?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;307288
A more general article (non-SQL Server) on the topic:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;827328
Russell Fields
"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:19d5001c44d8c$610cb740$a401280a@.phx.gbl...
Hi,
I'm getting the following error message:
(
Could not start the SQLServerAgent Serviceon local
computer
Error 1068 : The dependency service or group failed to
start
)
This server is a subscriber in a transactional
replication and it was working until yesterday.
Does anybody have a solution.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Steps to change the service startup account:-
1. Go to control panel -- Administrative - tools
2. Double click in services icon
3. Select and double click the MSSQL Server Service
4. In the "Log on " tab, Check the this account
5. There you verify the OS user name
6. If the user name is correct , re- enter the password and confrim password
once again
7. CLick OK
8. Start the Service
Do the above steps for SQL Agent Service as well.
Note:
ON each password change you have to do the above steps. The best
recommendation to have a user name for MSSQL server Service startup which do
not chage password frequently or no password expiry is set.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1a4a701c44e42$10919180$a401280a@.phx.gbl...
> Dear friends hi,
> I read the articles you mentioned, and as I understood,
> the resolution is:
> (To resolve the problem, use these steps:
> Change the startup account of both the MSSQLSERVER and
> SQLServerAgent to use the Local System account.
> Restart the computer. )
> As I told you before, the problem is that I can not start
> the 'SqlServer' and 'SqlServer agent', so I cann't go and
> change the startup account. I don't know, I may be
> confused, but I just encountered this Error (Error 1068)
> while starting up the SQLServer.
> Thanks for any suggestion in advance,
> Mattew
> Mattew,
> Hmmm. Probably means that something changed. Here is
> one KB article. Does
> it apply?
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;307288
> A more general article (non-SQL Server) on the topic:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;827328
> Russell Fields
> "Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> news:19d5001c44d8c$610cb740$a401280a@.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I'm getting the following error message:
> (
> Could not start the SQLServerAgent Serviceon local
> computer
> Error 1068 : The dependency service or group failed to
> start
> )
> This server is a subscriber in a transactional
> replication and it was working until yesterday.
> Does anybody have a solution.
> Thanks in advance.
|||OMG. What a horrible message to come in to work to!
I just read about changing the startup account in CPanel.
The only thing I would want to toss in is that if you
make login changes at the CPanel level, rather then
Enterprise Mgr, you will have a ton o' problems related
to reg entries and internal stuff.
To sidestep that, if you ARE able to get the server
started using a CPanel change, can you then go into EM
and change it in there under your server's
properties/security page? Kind of a "redundant change?"
ML

>--Original Message--
>Hi,
>Steps to change the service startup account:-
>1. Go to control panel -- Administrative - tools
>2. Double click in services icon
>3. Select and double click the MSSQL Server Service
>4. In the "Log on " tab, Check the this account
>5. There you verify the OS user name
>6. If the user name is correct , re- enter the password
and confrim password
>once again
>7. CLick OK
>8. Start the Service
>Do the above steps for SQL Agent Service as well.
>Note:
>ON each password change you have to do the above steps.
The best
>recommendation to have a user name for MSSQL server
Service startup which do
>not chage password frequently or no password expiry is
set.
>Thanks
>Hari
>MCDBA
>
>
>"Mattew" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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error 1053 when I try to start SQLagent

sqlagent.out => startup erroe: The event log service has
not been started.
>--Original Message--
>I also get and error of unable to complete the operation
>on "system Log" The interface is unknown.
>.
>
Here is how I got around the problem, trying to put a program to run as a Service
in Windows:
How to setup the Morning Negotiation Tool(MNTOOL), so it will
Run as a Service in Windows 2003 Server.
1.) You must have the following programs, which you can find
in the Microsoft NT/2000 resource kit:
a.) srvany.exe.
b.) instsrv.exe.
2. Put the MNTOOL execution file in the directory D:\smt_tool as pass.exe.
3. Copy INSTSRV.EXE and SRVANY.EXE, on Windows 2003 Server, under
the directory C:\windows\.
4. Run "C:\Windows\INSTSRV MNTOOL C:\Windows\srvany.exe"
5. Using REGEDT32 find the following key:-
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\MNTOOL
6. Create a new key called "Parameters" , under MNTOOL.
7. Create a new REG_SZ value, under Parameters, called "Application" and give it
the value d:\smt_tool\pass.exe.
8. Run Control Panel, Services, find the MNTOOL service and change the Startup
settings for this service to log on account smt, which should have Administrator
permissions.
9. Start the MNTOOL service, from the Service menu, and it should remain
running. Do a Cntrl/Alt/Delete to get the TASK Manager ICON and make
sure it says that PASS.exe is running.
Note:
To delete the MNTOOL, from running as a service, you can use the following
DOS command, which is only available in Windows XP PRO and Windows
2003 Service software: “sc delete MNTOOL”
? NJC 4/08/2004

error 1053 when I try to start SQLagent

sqlagent.out => startup erroe: The event log service has
not been started.
>--Original Message--
>I also get and error of unable to complete the operation
>on "system Log" The interface is unknown.
>.
>Here is how I got around the problem, trying to put a program to run as a Se
rvice
in Windows:
How to setup the Morning Negotiation Tool(MNTOOL), so it will
Run as a Service in Windows 2003 Server.
1.) You must have the following programs, which you can find
in the Microsoft NT/2000 resource kit:
a.) srvany.exe.
b.) instsrv.exe.
2. Put the MNTOOL execution file in the directory D:\smt_tool as pass.exe.
3. Copy INSTSRV.EXE and SRVANY.EXE, on Windows 2003 Server, under
the directory C:\windows\.
4. Run "C:\Windows\INSTSRV MNTOOL C:\Windows\srvany.exe"
5. Using REGEDT32 find the following key:-
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControl
Set\Services\MNTOOL
6. Create a new key called "Parameters" , under MNTOOL.
7. Create a new REG_SZ value, under Parameters, called "Application" and giv
e it
the value d:\smt_tool\pass.exe.
8. Run Control Panel, Services, find the MNTOOL service and change the Start
up
settings for this service to log on account smt, which should have Administr
ator
permissions.
9. Start the MNTOOL service, from the Service menu, and it should remain
running. Do a Cntrl/Alt/Delete to get the TASK Manager ICON and make
sure it says that PASS.exe is running.
Note:
To delete the MNTOOL, from running as a service, you can use the following
DOS command, which is only available in Windows XP PRO and Windows
2003 Service software: “sc delete MNTOOL”
? NJC 4/08/2004