Checks whether the dbo or a db_owner is assigned to a fixed server sysadmin role for databases where the trustworthy bit is set to on. Database users with the appropriate level of permissions can elevate privileges to the sysadmin role. In this role, the user can create and execute unsafe assemblies that compromise the system. The best practice is to turn off the trustworthy bit or change the dbo and db_owner to a fixed server role other than sysadmin.
Checks whether the computer is a domain controller. Installing SQL Server 2008 on a domain controller is not recommended. ...
Checks whether the CPU architecture of feature(s) you are trying to remove is different than the CPU architecture of this ...
Checks whether the CPU architecture of feature(s) you are trying to upgrade is different than the CPU architecture of this ...
Checks whether the database has suspect database pages. A database page is set suspect by error 824. This error occurs when ...
Checks whether the dbo or a db_owner is assigned to a fixed server sysadmin role for databases where the trustworthy bit ...
Checks whether the edition of the selected SQL Server instance is supported in this SQL Server edtion downgrade scenario. ...
Checks whether the open objects server option is set to 0, the optimal value on instances SQL Server 2000. Using a nonzero ...
Checks whether the recovery model is set to the full recovery model instead of the simple recovery model for non-read only ...
Checks whether the specified drive is FAT32 file system volume. Installing on a FAT32 file system is supported but not recommended ...