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To resolve these problems, use one of the following procedures.
 

Procedure 1.a.: Use the FixMissingMSI tool

In this procedure you will use the FixMissingMSI tool to identify MSI and MSP files that are missing from the Windows Installer cache. As an additional step you can point the tool to the original media locations and re-cache the missing files.

You can download the FixMissingMSI tool from the GitHub repository.

For more information, please see SQL Setup ToolSuite Introduction (1) –FixMissingMSI.

Procedure 1.b.: Use the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar script

To complete the steps in this procedure, you have to copy the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar script in the FixMissingMSI folder from the GitHub repository to a local folder on the computer where you are trying to update your SQL Server installation.

Note The www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar script collects the information to correct invalid package paths. This script is used against the source locations to make sure that all MSP packages are in the Windows Installer cache directory. After executing the commands indicated in the "Action needed" lines in the script output file, the missing packages will be re-added if the original source media is available.

To resolve these problems by using a script, follow these steps:

1. Click here to go to the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar raw page on GitHub.
2. Select all of the contents on this page, copy and paste it to a text file. Save the text file as 'www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar'.
3. Open an elevated command prompt to the directory to which you saved the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar file, and run the following command:
   Cscript www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar %computername%_sql_install_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar
4. Open the file from step 2 in a text editor such as Notepad, and identify the problems that are causing the failure. To do this, search the text file for string patterns such as the following:
5. Based on the results in step 3, take the steps that are required.
   
   Note Look for more information about these steps in the "Examples" section.
    
6. Repeat steps 2 through 4 until the text file that is created in step 2 no longer contains text that references invalid paths or missing files for the component that is being updated.

 

Examples

The following examples are entries and explanations of actions that are outlined in the output file that is generated when you run the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar script.
 

Example 1: Missing installer files

The following is an example of the output that is generated when you are missing an .msi package in the Windows Installer cache folder.
The "LastUsedSource" line points to the location that was used to run the Setup program.

In the "LastUsedSource" line, the m; entry signifies media and indicates that the original source is CD/DVD media.

In the following example, the source is a CD or a DVD in drive G. If the installation occurred from a file folder or from a network share, the "LastUsedSource" line begins with an n; entry, followed by a Numeric_Data_Name; entry, and then the actual path:
The "Action needed" line shows you the full path that must exist in order to update missing files for the original installation media:
The "Installer Cache File" line confirms the name of the installer cache file:
The following section of the output advises you of actions that are required to resolve the missing files:

Example 2: Missing patches

Missing patches may result in entries that resemble those in Example 1. Most of the time, you will notice entries in the "Patch LastUsedSource" line that reference a patch, and this line resembles the following:
This output indicates the following about the patch installation:

• The original patch was installed by double-clicking the patch's executable file.
• The installer for the patch used a temp folder, c:\0ca91ea4f12ddfa3, during installation of the patch.
• To re-create the path, you must run the same executable and add the following parameter:
  /x:c:\0ca91ea4f12ddfa3
  Note This command forces the executable to extract the files to the previous missing location, and this re-creates the structure that is required to update the Windows installer cache with any missing files. The actual location will vary, and a single patch such as a service pack may have to be extracted to multiple locations. Each installed product includes a section that contains the following information for "Patches Installed":
  Display name:KB Article URL: www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar?kbid=<value>Patch LastUsedSource:
  
  The "KB Article URL" line can help you download any patch media, if this is necessary.

 

Procedure 2: Manually restore the files

To manually restore the files that are missing from the Windows Installer cache, follow these steps:

1. Collect the complete details about the missing file from the error message, from the setup log file, or from the registry entries that are maintained by the Windows Installer. For example, in Error Message 1 in the "Symptoms" section, all the information that is required to resolve the issue is present in the error message:
   • PatchName: "Hotfix for SQL Server R2 (KB) (bit)"
   • Original MSP file that is used by the Patch: sql_engine_core_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar
   • Cached MSP file: c:\Windows\Installer\www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar
2. If you do not have all the details, see the "More information for Procedure 2" section for the steps to collect these details.
    
3. Visit www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar, and search for the KB article that is associated with this patch. In this example, you must search for KB
4. Download this patch package to your computer. Make sure that you download the patch package that corresponds to the required platform. In this example, the package is SQLServerR2-KBxexe.
5. Extract the contents of the patch package by using the following syntax:
    
   C:\Temp>SQLServerR2-KBxexe /x C:\Temp\SQLServerR2-KBx64\
6. Locate the original msp file sql_engine_core_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar file. The file should be in the following folder:
   C:\Temp\SQLServerR2-KBx64\x64\setup\sql_engine_core_inst_msi\
7. Copy this original msp file to the following Windows Installer cache:
    
8. Rename the original msp file, sql_engine_core_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar, to the following name:
   cached msp file www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar

You can start the Setup program for the update that resulted in the error and resume the update process. You may encounter this message for a missing Windows Installer cache file for another component or for another update of the same product.

To obtain a list of all the missing Windows Installer cache files that are related to the SQL Server product components, you can download the SQL Server R2 BPA tool that is mentioned in the "More Information" section.

If the error message references a missing Windows Installer database file (.msi), you do not have to perform steps 2 through 4. Instead, you can go directly to step 5. You have to locate the .msi from the original media that you used to install the product. If this error message was generated for sql_engine_core_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar, then you have to locate this file from the setup media under the following folder structure:The other steps are the same.

More information for Procedure 2

How to find the patch package and the product details for a missing .msp file

Different versions of the product generate different error messages for this problem. The error messages that are mentioned in the "Symptoms" section appear for Setup programs for updates starting with Microsoft SQL Server SP1. For other updates, you receive error messages that may not clearly specify which patch file is missing from the Windows Installer cache and the specific update details. For these error messages, the setup log files will contain information about the missing Windows Installer cache file. A sample setup log resembles the following:
If you examine this setup log carefully, it already gives you the information about the Original MSP file that was used by the following patch:

To find more details about the missing .msp file in the Windows Installer cache, follow these steps:

1. Search for the missing .msp file in the following Windows Installer Patches registry subkey:
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S\Patches\
2. Find the Patch GUID.
3. Search for the Patch GUID in the following Windows Installer Products registry subkey:
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S\Products\

For the sample setup log, the information about the missing .msp file and its corresponding patch details are present in the following registry entries:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S\Patches\A3BEA74A9AAF7EF9A44
Value: 0

Name: LocalPackage

Data: C:\WINDOWS\Installer\msp


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S\Products\1EB3ACCE87AAE46EECC2\Patches\A3BEA74A9AAF7EF9A44Value: 6

Name: DisplayName

Data: GDR for SQL Server Database Services ENU (KB)

Now you have all the information points to start the steps to resolve the missing files in the Windows Installer cache.

Note If you use Microsoft SQL Server Service Pack 3 (SP3) or a later version, you can also receive a similar error message for the missing .msi files. By using this error message, you can quickly determine which file is missing, what service pack to download, and where you can find the download.

For more information about how to obtain the service pack, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

Procedure 3: Restore from system state backups

You can restore from system state backups as described in Missing Windows Installer Cache Files Will Require a Computer Rebuild.