tim.graham@sydneysymphony.com


Hi There

I have just done my first clean install of SQL 2005. I have previously upgraded several boxes from SQL 2000 without incident.

The clean install seemed to go fine but the Maintenance Tasks didn't install I have looked on the web but have been unable to unearth any information. Has anyone encountered this before and if so I how do I add Maintenance Tasks to the Management folder




Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

Deepak Rangarajan


Have you installed Integration services SSIS is it shown in configuration manager. I think you neeed ot as all the maintenance plans in sql 2005 is configured to run as a SSIS package !







Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

Madhu K Nair

Which Edition is this. SQL Server Express does not have SSIS mind it. If its not Express, make sure that SP2 is installed to finction MP properly. If you create Maintenance Plan its stores as SSIS Package.

Madhu







Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

tim.graham@sydneysymphony.com

It is SQL 2005 Standard edition. Both Integration Services and SP2 are installed. How do I access the SSIS packages

Tim





Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

Deepak Rangarajan

Have you created maintenance plans in sql 2005 if yes then it will be created as a SSIS package. Pls refer the link,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189953.aspx to create maintenance plan. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137847.aspx. Just double click the maintenance plan and you can view the contents and tasks involved in the package.

Regards
Deepak








Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

Ekrem Önsoy

Is not there a node named "Maintanence Plans" under Management node when you open up SSMS

What makes you think that your SQL Server installation is lack of Maintanence Plans







Re: Maintenance Tasks didn't install

Ekrem Önsoy

Today, I realized that if you do not have sysadmin server fixed role, Maintanence Plan does not appear under Management in SSMS. This could be your issue. Can you confirm