7. Provide SQL Server Credentials
Since SQL Server credentials are required for several of these system checks, you're requested to provide them.
NOTE If you cancel KInstall.exe
, then run it again, you will have to re-enter your SQL Server credentials.
- Option 1 - Installs SQL Express before continuing with the installation. You must provide the SQL credentials to use.
- Option 2 - If you want to use the default instance of SQL Server already installed on your local system, select this option and enter the SQL username and password.
- User Name - A SQL Server administrator logon.
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by default. - Password - The password for this user name.
- Verify Credentials - Confirms your connection with the SQL Server.
- User Name - A SQL Server administrator logon.
- Option 3 - If you want to use a named instance of SQL—either on the your local system or remote system—then enter the instance name.
- User Name - A SQL Server administrator logon.
sa
by default. - Password - The password for this user name.
- Server Name - Often the same name as the system, but not necessarily. Click Search for SQL Servers to browse available SQL Server servers and instances on your local network.
- Instance Name - The instance running on this SQL Server. The same server can run multiple instances.
- Verify Credentials - Confirms your connection with the SQL Server.
- User Name - A SQL Server administrator logon.