What version of SQL Server does the NI DSC Module 2022 support?

[rolfk]

You can not use LabVIEW DSC 2022 with LabVIEW 2020. While many components of the DSC system are external components not directly related to LabVIEW, there is a substantial part of VIs in this toolkit that are in LabVIEW 2022 format and unload-able by 2020

The opposite is likely not going to work either as DSC is a very complicated system that only is tested to run in the same version of LabVIEW.

[GevorgParsyan]

Yes, from the readme file I could also see the DCS 2020 is not supported for Windows Server 2019, the latest version it supports is Windows Server 2016.

Also in this article I can see that even LV 2020 is not compatible with Windows Server 2019, although it allowed me to install it and there was no obvious errors.

Additionally, I checked the solution of the error you've sent, and from there is says to check the server role of the nicitadeluser user in SQL management studio. I checked and there is no such user named nicitadeluser.

I'm thinking of upgrading to DSC 2021 (and also to LV 2021). Will keep you posted about the results.

[GevorgParsyan]

Dear All,

Just to update. I reinstalled the Windows Server 2019. Then I installed LabVIEW 2021 (which is officially supported on Windows Server 2019).

Although when I was a creating a CITADEL database on MAX, the associated SQL database was not creating in SQL server (which happens on my Windows 10 machine).

Anyways, I could create a new CITADEL database on NI MAX. Then I used SQL database files (.ldf and .mdf) from my Windows 10 machine and pasted them in the citadel database folder on Windows Server machine. Then from SQL management studio I could attach the SQL database (referring to the copied .mdf file). This way I have the alarm tables in the SQL server associated with the citadel database.

Thanks and regards.