Full silent install

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  SQBServerSetup /verysilent /sqbminimal /i <instance name> /svcuser <user name> /svcpw <password> /sqluser <user name> /sqlpw <password> /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES
  
  svcuser = startup user account for service app.
  sqluser = SQL authentication user for service app
  
  This will install the server components into the Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Backup\<instance name> folder.
  
  If you run SQBServerSetup without the /sqbminimal switch, the server components will be installed into a subfolder under the current folder where SQBServerSetup resides.
  
  There isn't a switch to explicitly name the installation folder.

  petey March 16, 2006 12:14

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  excellent
  
  thanks

  gael March 16, 2006 12:33

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  And how can I define Built-in account for SQLBackup Agent service and windows authentification for sql?
  
  thanks

  gael March 17, 2006 03:02

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  And how can I define Built-in account for SQLBackup Agent service

  E.g. sqbserversetup /verysilent /sqbminimal /suppressmsgboxes /svcuser .\LocalSystem
  

  and windows authentification for sql?

  Omit the sqluser and sqlpw switches.

  petey March 17, 2006 05:19

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  thanks petey

  gael March 20, 2006 10:16

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  Hi,
  
  If there is only one instance of SQL server running, will I need to still provide the instance name? Can I omit the switch and will it still install successfully?
  
  Thanks!

  yashenr March 06, 2008 04:51

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  Yes, you need to provide the instance name if you are installing to a named instance. If it is the default instance, you can omit the /i parameter and value.

  petey March 06, 2008 06:44

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