CRITICAL UPDATE FOR sql SERVER kb829358 ms SMALL BUS 2003

This update has been installing every morning for the past 8 months and says
it suceeds. If you do an express scan it does not find it is necessary to
install

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"ken husa" <ken > wrote in message
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> [Subject: CRITICAL UPDATE FOR sql SERVER kb829358 ms SMALL BUS 2003]
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> This update has been installing every morning for the past 8 months and says
> it suceeds. If you do an express scan it does not find it is necessary to
> install


So, what does the update's install log say? E.g. which modules were
(supposed to have been) updated? Were they all copied successfully?
Etc.

Unfortunately that KB article doesn't give a manifest of the modules
involved nor does it contain a pointer to an article which would,
e.g. a TechNet Security Bulletin. So I think you will have to compare
your log and details with someone else who has already installed
that update successfully.

BTW why is it called "critical" if there is no security bulletin associated with it? ; ]


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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Run the monitoring wizard... you haven't fully set up your SBS box and
once you run the monitoring wizard this patch will "take".

Robert Aldwinckle wrote:
> (cross-post added to SBS NG)
> "ken husa" <ken > wrote in message
> news154863B-F9E1-4FD9-B3FC-
>
>> [Subject: CRITICAL UPDATE FOR sql SERVER kb829358 ms SMALL BUS 2003]
>>
> ...
>
>> This update has been installing every morning for the past 8 months and says
>> it suceeds. If you do an express scan it does not find it is necessary to
>> install
>>
>
>
> So, what does the update's install log say? E.g. which modules were
> (supposed to have been) updated? Were they all copied successfully?
> Etc.
>
> Unfortunately that KB article doesn't give a manifest of the modules
> involved nor does it contain a pointer to an article which would,
> e.g. a TechNet Security Bulletin. So I think you will have to compare
> your log and details with someone else who has already installed
> that update successfully.
>
> BTW why is it called "critical" if there is no security bulletin associated with it? ; ]
>
>
> HTH
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
> ---
>
>
>