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i got it resolved by installing shadow service and windows server backukp server.
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I am installing dpm on top of a MS SQL server. During the installation, dpm complains that the reporting service is not started. <br />
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any idea about this?<br />
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Thanks.
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I am installing dpm on top of a MS SQL server. During the installation, dpm complains that the reporting service is not started. 

any idea about this?

Thanks.

dpm installation complains about reporting service is not started

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Microsoft SQL Server

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