SQL Server Service Startup Error
Hi,
We get the following message when we try to start up SQL 65 thru. the control panel / services.
Error Message
Runtme Error:Program d:devstudioshareddeinmsdev.exe abnormal program termination. MS visual c++ runtime library.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
Vedanth
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