SQL Server 2005 autostart service is not start automatically.

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In one desktop SQL Server(MYSQL) service is in automatic start mode but when i shutdown that computer,service is stops automatically and when i start the computer that service is not starting automatically....why it happens? Is there any solutions.Please suggest me.
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Posted 11-Apr-13 18:34pm

Anusha Shetty

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-04-11T19:59:00

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Have a look here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190035%28v=sql.105%29.aspx[^]

Posted 11-Apr-13 19:59pm

Maciej Los

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Anusha Shetty 13-Apr-13 1:12am

Actually that service is in automatic start up type,then also am doing manually start when computer starts.

RedDk · Answer 2 · 2013-04-12T08:01:00

Information about "Windows Services" follows:

01. Open "Computer Management" console.
02. In the treeview find "Services"
03. Tab "Standard", sort by "Name"
04. Highlight anything in the window, keyboard press "S"
05. See (all) the "SQL Server (your instancename here)"
06. Right click select "Properties"
07. On "General" tab see "Startup type:"
08. Using that dropdown box, select "Automatic"
09. [optional] Hit "Start"
10. Hit "Ok" to close dialog.
11. [optional contingent upon 09] Restart computer

One solution to a non-running SQL Server instance at computer start. There might be a few more things that prevent it from starting.

[edit]

The stoproc enabling TSQL will look something like this

DECLARE @ProcName [nvarchar](146)
SET @ProcName = '[master].[dbo].[your sp_name here]'
DECLARE @OptionName [nvarchar](599)
SET @OptionName 'startup'
DECLARE @OptionValue [varchar](61)
SET @OptionValue = 'TRUE'

EXEC sp_procoption @ProcName, @OptionName, @OptionValue

The stoproc you create could be anything that doesn't raise an error in the CREATE stage. As you'd expect, automation is about what's inside the thing that's already running.
[end edit]