Microsoft SQL Server in Windows on Arm

Discussion in 'Parallels Desktop on a Mac with Apple silicon' started by CoreyM5, Oct 15, 2023.

  1. CoreyM5

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    Hello! I keep encountering an error with this install, and can't seem to find a way around it. It just keeps giving me an "Oops... Unable to install SQL Server (setup.exe)." I've seen a number of posts, but nothing with a clear answer. Is this just not compatible with the M2 framework? If so, shouldn't Parallels find a workaround? Any bit of help would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
     
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  2. Travis310

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  3. Detective Agency

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    The error arises from the possibility that your M2 Mac's virtual Windows 11 Pro isn't entirely compatible with the SQL Server installation. To fix this, make sure your virtual environment satisfies SQL Server's system requirements. You may also want to consult an expert in virtualization or official SQL Server support for advice.
     
  4. Vardan

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    Hi, I also have SQL Server installation issue, it was failing quite a lot of attempts finally I managed to install it with provided *.bat script, but now I can't login to SQL Server, login fails whatever I tried. Could you please advice?
     
  5. Vardan

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  6. TemD

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    there is no possible way to run sql Server on the pro version. it is so annoying
     
  7. MalekE

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    I'm currently learning programming and considering buying a new laptop, but I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and need to stick to a budget. In my courses, I'll be working with databases, SQL Server, and developing Windows Forms apps using C# in Visual Studio.

    My question is: Would it be a good idea to buy a MacBook and use Parallels to run Windows on it? I'm concerned about how well SQL Server would work in this setup, and whether it's a practical solution for my needs.
     
  8. JamesF23

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    Microsoft has not made SQL Server services capable of running on Windows for ARM.
     
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  9. VincentS11

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    Hi, I ran into the same issue. Have you been able to log in to SQL Server 2022 yet?
     

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