Error 87 while installing SQL Server 2005

Hi everyone!

I'm not sure if this is an old issue, but I couldn't find it in any thread. Here I go:

I downloaded SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition from the MSDN site; but when I run the installation wizard I get this error:

Errors occurred during the installation

Error 87 installing .NET Framework 2.0

The parameter is incorrect

And then I have to cancel the installation. This machine meets the hardware requirements, and it already has the .NET framework 2.0 installed. Humm, what else? It's a Windows 2003 Server SP1 machine...let me know if you need more information.

I've been trying to figure out a solution, but I finally gave up

I'm trying to install Team Foundation Server, but first I have to install IIS 6.0 (done), SQL Server 2005, Share Point Services....and I'm afraid that the TFS Installation Wizard will ask me to dance 'Macarena' or something like that ??

Ejem, sorry for the whining. Well, does anyone out there know what can I do in order to successfully install SQL Server 2005? Any help will be appreciated

Thanks in advance!

This issue is solved. It was all about the way I burned the DVD.|||

Hello,

I've got the same error. How do you resolve it?

What different way must I take to burn the dvd right and get to install the SQL succesfully?

thank you very much in advance. I'm deseperate.

Naiara

|||

I'll give you more details.

I'm trying to install BizTalk Server 2006 in a PC with windows 2000 professional sp4, and first I must install Visual Studio 2005 and Sql 2005 Server among others. The three aplicactions are trial versions downloaded from the MSDN site and the three are spanish versions.

Both (Visual and SQL) uses .NET framework 2.0. I've been succesful installing the Visual, which comes with NET framework 2.0, but when I've run the installation wizard of SQL 2005 from the dvd, I've got the same error above (error 87) and the unique exit is to cancel the installation.

First I've searched for a solution in msdn soporter. I've found this article

Error message when you install SQL Server 2005: "Beta components detected"

View products that this article applies to.

Article ID : 919394 Last Review : June 5, 2006 Revision : 1.0

Bug #: 449253 (SQLBUDT)

SYMPTOMS

When you install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, you may receive the following error message:

Beta components detected.

This problem is likely to occur when you install SQL Server 2005 on a computer that has a beta version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed.

Back to the top

CAUSE

This problem occurs because the Microsoft .NET Framework installer (Dotnetfx.exe) detects beta components that block the installation. The SQL Server 2005 Setup program does not detect the components that may prevent the .NET Framework installation. For example, if you have installed a beta version of Visual J# 2005, you experience this problem when you install SQL Server 2005.

Back to the top

WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, you must uninstall the beta components. Then, try to install SQL Server 2005 again. To find whether beta components that prevent the installation have been installed on your computer, run the Dotnetfx.exe program. The Dotnetfx.exe program displays a dialog box that contains the name of the beta components that prevent installation.

Note The Dotnetfx.exe file is located in the Servers\Redist\2.0 folder on the SQL Server 2005 Setup media

I've tried this solution but when I've run Dotnetfx.exe, nothing has happened: the console has appeared for a while and then it has disappeared without showing any components to unistall.

Can anyone there help me?

Thank you very much.

Naiara

|||I faced the same issue
my work around is exactly the same...it already has the .NET framework 2.0 isntalled...Windows 2k3 Server SP1...pls let me know how to resolve this issue ASAP
|||

Whoa, this was more than 1 year ago. I don't even work for that company anymore.

Well...going back to my issue, as far as I remember I had to re-burn de DVD using another dvd-burner (a different pc). If that doesn't work then you can try by mounting the .iso (you'll may have to download another software in order to perform this action)

And if you're talking about the beta/old versions then you only have to uninstall it.

I hope this helps.

|||I am having this same issue with a new build of server 2003, and sql server 2005 on a VMware virtual machine.
SQL server has installed, and works ok. But i need to install some additional components. When i run the install to add the new components i get the Error 87 while installing .NET 2.0
I have tried uninstalling .net, and running setup again but it does the same thing.

There are lots of posts on the internet but no definitive solutions. Re-burning a DVD doesnt make sense to me, its the same ISO i used to install it that i'm using to add components and its still doing it. Does anyone have a definitive answer to solve this? Its driving me nuts!!

Error 87 while installing SQL Server 2005

Hi everyone!

I'm not sure if this is an old issue, but I couldn't find it in any thread. Here I go:

I downloaded SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition from the MSDN site; but when I run the installation wizard I get this error:

Errors occurred during the installation

Error 87 installing .NET Framework 2.0

The parameter is incorrect

And then I have to cancel the installation. This machine meets the hardware requirements, and it already has the .NET framework 2.0 installed. Humm, what else? It's a Windows 2003 Server SP1 machine...let me know if you need more information.

I've been trying to figure out a solution, but I finally gave up

I'm trying to install Team Foundation Server, but first I have to install IIS 6.0 (done), SQL Server 2005, Share Point Services....and I'm afraid that the TFS Installation Wizard will ask me to dance 'Macarena' or something like that ??

Ejem, sorry for the whining. Well, does anyone out there know what can I do in order to successfully install SQL Server 2005? Any help will be appreciated

Thanks in advance!

This issue is solved. It was all about the way I burned the DVD.|||

Hello,

I've got the same error. How do you resolve it?

What different way must I take to burn the dvd right and get to install the SQL succesfully?

thank you very much in advance. I'm deseperate.

Naiara

|||

I'll give you more details.

I'm trying to install BizTalk Server 2006 in a PC with windows 2000 professional sp4, and first I must install Visual Studio 2005 and Sql 2005 Server among others. The three aplicactions are trial versions downloaded from the MSDN site and the three are spanish versions.

Both (Visual and SQL) uses .NET framework 2.0. I've been succesful installing the Visual, which comes with NET framework 2.0, but when I've run the installation wizard of SQL 2005 from the dvd, I've got the same error above (error 87) and the unique exit is to cancel the installation.

First I've searched for a solution in msdn soporter. I've found this article

Error message when you install SQL Server 2005: "Beta components detected"

View products that this article applies to.

Article ID : 919394 Last Review : June 5, 2006 Revision : 1.0

Bug #: 449253 (SQLBUDT)

SYMPTOMS

When you install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, you may receive the following error message:

Beta components detected.

This problem is likely to occur when you install SQL Server 2005 on a computer that has a beta version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed.

Back to the top

CAUSE

This problem occurs because the Microsoft .NET Framework installer (Dotnetfx.exe) detects beta components that block the installation. The SQL Server 2005 Setup program does not detect the components that may prevent the .NET Framework installation. For example, if you have installed a beta version of Visual J# 2005, you experience this problem when you install SQL Server 2005.

Back to the top

WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, you must uninstall the beta components. Then, try to install SQL Server 2005 again. To find whether beta components that prevent the installation have been installed on your computer, run the Dotnetfx.exe program. The Dotnetfx.exe program displays a dialog box that contains the name of the beta components that prevent installation.

Note The Dotnetfx.exe file is located in the Servers\Redist\2.0 folder on the SQL Server 2005 Setup media

I've tried this solution but when I've run Dotnetfx.exe, nothing has happened: the console has appeared for a while and then it has disappeared without showing any components to unistall.

Can anyone there help me?

Thank you very much.

Naiara

|||I faced the same issue
my work around is exactly the same...it already has the .NET framework 2.0 isntalled...Windows 2k3 Server SP1...pls let me know how to resolve this issue ASAP
|||

Whoa, this was more than 1 year ago. I don't even work for that company anymore.

Well...going back to my issue, as far as I remember I had to re-burn de DVD using another dvd-burner (a different pc). If that doesn't work then you can try by mounting the .iso (you'll may have to download another software in order to perform this action)

And if you're talking about the beta/old versions then you only have to uninstall it.

I hope this helps.

|||I am having this same issue with a new build of server 2003, and sql server 2005 on a VMware virtual machine.
SQL server has installed, and works ok. But i need to install some additional components. When i run the install to add the new components i get the Error 87 while installing .NET 2.0
I have tried uninstalling .net, and running setup again but it does the same thing.

There are lots of posts on the internet but no definitive solutions. Re-burning a DVD doesnt make sense to me, its the same ISO i used to install it that i'm using to add components and its still doing it. Does anyone have a definitive answer to solve this? Its driving me nuts!!
sql

Error 87 while installing SQL Server 2005

Hi everyone!

I'm not sure if this is an old issue, but I couldn't find it in any thread. Here I go:

I downloaded SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition from the MSDN site; but when I run the installation wizard I get this error:

Errors occurred during the installation

Error 87 installing .NET Framework 2.0

The parameter is incorrect

And then I have to cancel the installation. This machine meets the hardware requirements, and it already has the .NET framework 2.0 installed. Humm, what else? It's a Windows 2003 Server SP1 machine...let me know if you need more information.

I've been trying to figure out a solution, but I finally gave up

I'm trying to install Team Foundation Server, but first I have to install IIS 6.0 (done), SQL Server 2005, Share Point Services....and I'm afraid that the TFS Installation Wizard will ask me to dance 'Macarena' or something like that ??

Ejem, sorry for the whining. Well, does anyone out there know what can I do in order to successfully install SQL Server 2005? Any help will be appreciated

Thanks in advance!

This issue is solved. It was all about the way I burned the DVD.|||

Hello,

I've got the same error. How do you resolve it?

What different way must I take to burn the dvd right and get to install the SQL succesfully?

thank you very much in advance. I'm deseperate.

Naiara

|||

I'll give you more details.

I'm trying to install BizTalk Server 2006 in a PC with windows 2000 professional sp4, and first I must install Visual Studio 2005 and Sql 2005 Server among others. The three aplicactions are trial versions downloaded from the MSDN site and the three are spanish versions.

Both (Visual and SQL) uses .NET framework 2.0. I've been succesful installing the Visual, which comes with NET framework 2.0, but when I've run the installation wizard of SQL 2005 from the dvd, I've got the same error above (error 87) and the unique exit is to cancel the installation.

First I've searched for a solution in msdn soporter. I've found this article

Error message when you install SQL Server 2005: "Beta components detected"

View products that this article applies to.

Article ID : 919394 Last Review : June 5, 2006 Revision : 1.0

Bug #: 449253 (SQLBUDT)

SYMPTOMS

When you install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, you may receive the following error message:

Beta components detected.

This problem is likely to occur when you install SQL Server 2005 on a computer that has a beta version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed.

Back to the top

CAUSE

This problem occurs because the Microsoft .NET Framework installer (Dotnetfx.exe) detects beta components that block the installation. The SQL Server 2005 Setup program does not detect the components that may prevent the .NET Framework installation. For example, if you have installed a beta version of Visual J# 2005, you experience this problem when you install SQL Server 2005.

Back to the top

WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, you must uninstall the beta components. Then, try to install SQL Server 2005 again. To find whether beta components that prevent the installation have been installed on your computer, run the Dotnetfx.exe program. The Dotnetfx.exe program displays a dialog box that contains the name of the beta components that prevent installation.

Note The Dotnetfx.exe file is located in the Servers\Redist\2.0 folder on the SQL Server 2005 Setup media

I've tried this solution but when I've run Dotnetfx.exe, nothing has happened: the console has appeared for a while and then it has disappeared without showing any components to unistall.

Can anyone there help me?

Thank you very much.

Naiara

|||I faced the same issue
my work around is exactly the same...it already has the .NET framework 2.0 isntalled...Windows 2k3 Server SP1...pls let me know how to resolve this issue ASAP
|||

Whoa, this was more than 1 year ago. I don't even work for that company anymore.

Well...going back to my issue, as far as I remember I had to re-burn de DVD using another dvd-burner (a different pc). If that doesn't work then you can try by mounting the .iso (you'll may have to download another software in order to perform this action)

And if you're talking about the beta/old versions then you only have to uninstall it.

I hope this helps.

|||I am having this same issue with a new build of server 2003, and sql server 2005 on a VMware virtual machine.
SQL server has installed, and works ok. But i need to install some additional components. When i run the install to add the new components i get the Error 87 while installing .NET 2.0
I have tried uninstalling .net, and running setup again but it does the same thing.

There are lots of posts on the internet but no definitive solutions. Re-burning a DVD doesnt make sense to me, its the same ISO i used to install it that i'm using to add components and its still doing it. Does anyone have a definitive answer to solve this? Its driving me nuts!!

Error 87 while installing SQL Server 2005

Hi everyone!

I'm not sure if this is an old issue, but I couldn't find it in any thread. Here I go:

I downloaded SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition from the MSDN site; but when I run the installation wizard I get this error:

Errors occurred during the installation

Error 87 installing .NET Framework 2.0

The parameter is incorrect

And then I have to cancel the installation. This machine meets the hardware requirements, and it already has the .NET framework 2.0 installed. Humm, what else? It's a Windows 2003 Server SP1 machine...let me know if you need more information.

I've been trying to figure out a solution, but I finally gave up

I'm trying to install Team Foundation Server, but first I have to install IIS 6.0 (done), SQL Server 2005, Share Point Services....and I'm afraid that the TFS Installation Wizard will ask me to dance 'Macarena' or something like that ??

Ejem, sorry for the whining. Well, does anyone out there know what can I do in order to successfully install SQL Server 2005? Any help will be appreciated

Thanks in advance!

This issue is solved. It was all about the way I burned the DVD.|||

Hello,

I've got the same error. How do you resolve it?

What different way must I take to burn the dvd right and get to install the SQL succesfully?

thank you very much in advance. I'm deseperate.

Naiara

|||

I'll give you more details.

I'm trying to install BizTalk Server 2006 in a PC with windows 2000 professional sp4, and first I must install Visual Studio 2005 and Sql 2005 Server among others. The three aplicactions are trial versions downloaded from the MSDN site and the three are spanish versions.

Both (Visual and SQL) uses .NET framework 2.0. I've been succesful installing the Visual, which comes with NET framework 2.0, but when I've run the installation wizard of SQL 2005 from the dvd, I've got the same error above (error 87) and the unique exit is to cancel the installation.

First I've searched for a solution in msdn soporter. I've found this article

Error message when you install SQL Server 2005: "Beta components detected"

View products that this article applies to.

Article ID

:

919394

Last Review

:

June 5, 2006

Revision

:

1.0

Bug #: 449253 (SQLBUDT)

SYMPTOMS

When you install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, you may receive the following error message:

Beta components detected.

This problem is likely to occur when you install SQL Server 2005 on a computer that has a beta version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed.

Back to the top

CAUSE

This problem occurs because the Microsoft .NET Framework installer (Dotnetfx.exe) detects beta components that block the installation. The SQL Server 2005 Setup program does not detect the components that may prevent the .NET Framework installation. For example, if you have installed a beta version of Visual J# 2005, you experience this problem when you install SQL Server 2005.

Back to the top

WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, you must uninstall the beta components. Then, try to install SQL Server 2005 again. To find whether beta components that prevent the installation have been installed on your computer, run the Dotnetfx.exe program. The Dotnetfx.exe program displays a dialog box that contains the name of the beta components that prevent installation.

Note The Dotnetfx.exe file is located in the Servers\Redist\2.0 folder on the SQL Server 2005 Setup media

I've tried this solution but when I've run Dotnetfx.exe, nothing has happened: the console has appeared for a while and then it has disappeared without showing any components to unistall.

Can anyone there help me?

Thank you very much.

Naiara

|||I faced the same issue
my work around is exactly the same...it already has the .NET framework 2.0 isntalled...Windows 2k3 Server SP1...pls let me know how to resolve this issue ASAP |||

Whoa, this was more than 1 year ago. I don't even work for that company anymore.

Well...going back to my issue, as far as I remember I had to re-burn de DVD using another dvd-burner (a different pc). If that doesn't work then you can try by mounting the .iso (you'll may have to download another software in order to perform this action)

And if you're talking about the beta/old versions then you only have to uninstall it.

I hope this helps.

|||I am having this same issue with a new build of server 2003, and sql server 2005 on a VMware virtual machine.
SQL server has installed, and works ok. But i need to install some additional components. When i run the install to add the new components i get the Error 87 while installing .NET 2.0
I have tried uninstalling .net, and running setup again but it does the same thing.

There are lots of posts on the internet but no definitive solutions. Re-burning a DVD doesnt make sense to me, its the same ISO i used to install it that i'm using to add components and its still doing it. Does anyone have a definitive answer to solve this? Its driving me nuts!!

Error 3: the system cannot find the specified path

Installed SQL Server 2000 Enterprise trial a week ago on XP Pro. Installed new Seagate 80G HD; used Seagate's utility to copy old C: to new drive as new boot drive. All seems to work fine, except, when booting up, SQL server doesn't start. When I try to start it manually I get the following:

Could not start SQLSERVER service on the local computer. Error 3: the system cannot find the specified path.

1. What could be wrong?

2. How do I fix it?

If you are starting via the service, look at services.msc and see what path is pointed to for sqlservr.exe. Check if the file exists at this location. Is this error coming from SQL Server or the OS?

|||

I saw nothing in services.msc relating to sql. In fact, the file is dated 8/4/2004. I didn't install SQL until about a week ago. [[NOTE, FYI: I also posted this question in the 'SQL Server Data Access' forum, but no solution there yet, either]]. If I try to manually start SQL Server, the first message just states it's unable to find the path specified. When I click OK, the next message title bar reads 'SQL Server Service Manager', and the message reads, "An error 3 - (The system cannot find the path specified.

) occured while performing this service operation on the MSSQLServer service."

If you're referring to the properties in Services, MSSQLServer, properties, the path is "C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~4\MSSQL\binn\sqlservr.exe"

If I navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Binn, I can double-click sqlservr.exe and a dos window opens up, etc., but it doesn' t seem to do anything related to the icon in my status bar, which still shows not started. If I enter the ..~ path above into the command prompt, I get the same "The system cannot find the path specified". Looks like I need to change the path to mssql server, but how do I do that?

|||

Services.msc is the MMC Services extension. It is an dll that will be loaded and run by MMC.

Change to that path in a cmd.exe window, and run sqlservr.exe -c. It should log to the console and ERRORLOG the error message. You can also try to track the file is searching for with filemon (www.sysinternals.com tool).

|||

SQLServer need somewehree a starting point, there for the path to the master mdf is coded in the registry with the appropiate start parameter. The service gathers this information at start up to find the "valid mointing point" for the master database. The key normally is located on the node

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQLServer\Parameters

Changing this is sort of critical, so you better save your registry key first to restore it, if something unexpectly happens.

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

||| Actually, I found that yesterday; changed two path settings in the registry, and that fixed it. Apparently, when I duplicated the hard drive, it somehow used the DOS ~ naming conventions. Once I changed back to the named path, all seemed to work fine. Thanks to all who replied to my question.|||

I just ran into the same problem after I migrate (duplicate) the server to another server. I checked the properties under service of mssqlserver and it displayed the shortname. I went into the registry and made modification to a few places under HKLM\system\currentcontrolset....\service\mssqlserver and changed the imagepath parameter to point to the proper long name E:\progam files\microsoft sql server\mssql\binn\sqlsrver.exe. Then I was able to start SQL Server. The properties of SQLserver agent is using the long name so it does not have a problem.

I don't understand why it did not work. I checked the old server and it was using the short name and it worked. I checked some other SQL servers and they all displayed the short name and they have no problem. I thought the system should be able to recognize the short name automatically.

It seems that this problem is only happening on this server.

Any idea?

Thanks.

Error 3: the system cannot find the specified path

Installed SQL Server 2000 Enterprise trial a week ago on XP Pro. Installed new Seagate 80G HD; used Seagate's utility to copy old C: to new drive as new boot drive. All seems to work fine, except, when booting up, SQL server doesn't start. When I try to start it manually I get the following:

Could not start SQLSERVER service on the local computer. Error 3: the system cannot find the specified path.

1. What could be wrong?

2. How do I fix it?

If you are starting via the service, look at services.msc and see what path is pointed to for sqlservr.exe. Check if the file exists at this location. Is this error coming from SQL Server or the OS?

|||

I saw nothing in services.msc relating to sql. In fact, the file is dated 8/4/2004. I didn't install SQL until about a week ago. [[NOTE, FYI: I also posted this question in the 'SQL Server Data Access' forum, but no solution there yet, either]]. If I try to manually start SQL Server, the first message just states it's unable to find the path specified. When I click OK, the next message title bar reads 'SQL Server Service Manager', and the message reads, "An error 3 - (The system cannot find the path specified.

) occured while performing this service operation on the MSSQLServer service."

If you're referring to the properties in Services, MSSQLServer, properties, the path is "C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~4\MSSQL\binn\sqlservr.exe"

If I navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Binn, I can double-click sqlservr.exe and a dos window opens up, etc., but it doesn' t seem to do anything related to the icon in my status bar, which still shows not started. If I enter the ..~ path above into the command prompt, I get the same "The system cannot find the path specified". Looks like I need to change the path to mssql server, but how do I do that?

|||

Services.msc is the MMC Services extension. It is an dll that will be loaded and run by MMC.

Change to that path in a cmd.exe window, and run sqlservr.exe -c. It should log to the console and ERRORLOG the error message. You can also try to track the file is searching for with filemon (www.sysinternals.com tool).

|||

SQLServer need somewehree a starting point, there for the path to the master mdf is coded in the registry with the appropiate start parameter. The service gathers this information at start up to find the "valid mointing point" for the master database. The key normally is located on the node

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQLServer\Parameters

Changing this is sort of critical, so you better save your registry key first to restore it, if something unexpectly happens.

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

||| Actually, I found that yesterday; changed two path settings in the registry, and that fixed it. Apparently, when I duplicated the hard drive, it somehow used the DOS ~ naming conventions. Once I changed back to the named path, all seemed to work fine. Thanks to all who replied to my question.|||

I just ran into the same problem after I migrate (duplicate) the server to another server. I checked the properties under service of mssqlserver and it displayed the shortname. I went into the registry and made modification to a few places under HKLM\system\currentcontrolset....\service\mssqlserver and changed the imagepath parameter to point to the proper long name E:\progam files\microsoft sql server\mssql\binn\sqlsrver.exe. Then I was able to start SQL Server. The properties of SQLserver agent is using the long name so it does not have a problem.

I don't understand why it did not work. I checked the old server and it was using the short name and it worked. I checked some other SQL servers and they all displayed the short name and they have no problem. I thought the system should be able to recognize the short name automatically.

It seems that this problem is only happening on this server.

Any idea?

Thanks.

Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'

Hi!
Before reinstalling sql server and restoring old system databases I
forgot to delete and replication that was no longer needed. Now,
Expired Subscriptions Clean Up job fails with the following error:
Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'. I don't need this
replication and would like to delete that completed but everytime I
try I get the same error message.
Please advise how can I delete all manually.
Thank you,
T.
Hi
Have you checked out http://tinyurl.com/33ls84
John
"tolcis" wrote:

> Hi!
> Before reinstalling sql server and restoring old system databases I
> forgot to delete and replication that was no longer needed. Now,
> Expired Subscriptions Clean Up job fails with the following error:
> Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'. I don't need this
> replication and would like to delete that completed but everytime I
> try I get the same error message.
> Please advise how can I delete all manually.
> Thank you,
> T.
>

Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'

Hi!
Before reinstalling sql server and restoring old system databases I
forgot to delete and replication that was no longer needed. Now,
Expired Subscriptions Clean Up job fails with the following error:
Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'. I don't need this
replication and would like to delete that completed but everytime I
try I get the same error message.
Please advise how can I delete all manually.
Thank you,
T.Hi
Have you checked out http://tinyurl.com/33ls84
John
"tolcis" wrote:
> Hi!
> Before reinstalling sql server and restoring old system databases I
> forgot to delete and replication that was no longer needed. Now,
> Expired Subscriptions Clean Up job fails with the following error:
> Error 208: Invalid object name 'syspublications'. I don't need this
> replication and would like to delete that completed but everytime I
> try I get the same error message.
> Please advise how can I delete all manually.
> Thank you,
> T.
>