1.1. Procedure : How to Install a SQL Server¶
By utilizing an Public Catalog of the below SQL Server, introduce the installation procedure after Virtual Machine creation.
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1.1.1. Procedure Flow : SQL Server Installation¶

1.1.2. Procedure : SQL Server Installation¶
1.1.2.1. Connect a Virtual Machine to a console.¶
1.1.2.2. SQL Server Instance Name Modification¶
If you change a SQL Server Instance Name, input [ Yes ]; otherwise, if you do not change one, input [ No ] and click [ Enter ].¶

Input a SQL Server Instance Name, then click [ Enter ].¶

If the input details are correct, write down [ Yes ]; otherwise if not correct, write down [ NO ], and click [ Enter ].¶

1.1.3. Health Check¶
1.1.3.1. Install Log Check¶
Open Summary.txt file in the folder specified below by notepad.¶
SQL Server 2016 | C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\130\setup BootStrap\Log\Summary.txt |
SQL Server 2017 | C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\140\setup BootStrap\Log\Summary.txt |
Make sure “Final result” is “Passed”.¶

1.1.3.2. Check the items, such as the Instance Name, the Collation and the Version.¶
Open Windows Powershell.¶
Input [ ssms ] and click [ Enter ].¶
Click [ Connect ] with a default variable.¶

Right click on server name and click “Properties”.¶

If you have selected a default instance, check the relevant server host name shown at [ Name ]. If you have selected any instance name, check that 1. the relevant server host name & 2. a specified instance name have been shown at [ Name ].¶
Make sure the number of “Version” is the same.¶
SQL Server 2016 SP2 | 13.0.5026.0 |
SQL Server 2017 | 14.0.1000.169 |
Check that the variable is selected by [ Server Collation ].¶
