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If the SQL service doesn't start, check the logs in the Event Viewer to see if the evaluation period has expired. The error message reported is self-explanatory. When the evaluation period has expired, the SQL Server will no longer work.




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As we earlier mentioned, If you have already extended SQL Server Evaluation period, and the SQL Server evaluation period has expired after upgrade, you will not be able to extend it again!


Besides the above-mentioned suggestions, you can also go through the below unpractical workaround to be able to use SQL Server Management Studio after the SQL Server evaluation period expired after upgrade.


I'm using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio from last one month that is evaluation period software. I'm not able to login in management studio.when I enter my user name and password it gives the error:


I'm unable to start the SQL Server service due to the following error, "SQL Server evaluation period has expired". What's strange about this is I'm already using SQL Server Developer edition. Can anyone make sense of this?


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Executed as user: (Domain\SQLServiceAccount). Microsoft (R) SQL Server Execute Package Utility Version 13.0.1601.5 for 64-bit Copyright (C) 2016 Microsoft. All rights reserved. Started: 11:00:01 PM Error: 2017-01-03 23:00:54.81 Code: 0xC0000033 Source: XXXX ETL XXXX Description: Integration Services evaluation period has expired. End Error Error: 2017-01-03 23:00:57.39 Code: 0xC0000033 Source: XXXX ETL XXXX Description: Integration Services evaluation period has expired. End Error Could not execute package because of error 0xC0000033.


I downloaded Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 a few months ago thru MSDN and installed it on my PC, but now the evaluation period has expired and the following message appears when I try to open SQL Server Management Studio:Evaluation period has expired. For information on how to upgrade your evaluation software please go to On the Application Log of the Event Viewer, the following entry was found:SQL Server evaluation period has expired.Source: MSSQLSERVEREvent ID: 17051Every time I try to start SQL Server services using SQL Server Configuration Manager, I receive the following error:The request failed or the service did not respond in a timelyfashion. Consult the event log or other applicable error logs for details.Solution.To solve this issue, we have to do an edition upgrade on the existing SQL Server 2008 R2 instance.The procedure to do this upgrade is as follows:1. Run SQL Server setup from the installation media, and SQL Server Installation Center.2. On the SQL Server Installation Center, click on Maintenance (left side), and then click on Edition Upgrade.3. Continue setup until you reach the Product Key page. There you will have to provide the Product ID for the paid edition your are upgrading to.


4. Continue setup, until you reach the Ready to Upgrade Edition page. On this page, click the Upgrade button to start the upgrade process.5. Once the upgrade process has finished, you will reach the Complete page.If after finishing the upgrade process, you still receive the message "Evaluation period has expired" when you run SQL Server Management Studio or SQL Server Profiler, then see the following article to fix this problem:Article ID: 971268.References.How to: Upgrade to a Different Edition of SQL Server 2008 R2 (Setup).Upgrading one edition of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to Another Edition of SQL Server 2008.


Generally, we download SQL Server evaluation edition to learn or do some testing before deployments. Evaluation edition of SQL Server is free for 180 days and it is equivalent to SQL Server Enterprise Version. If the validity of Evaluation period i.e. 180 days will exceed then SQL Server will shut down and will not come online. We need to activate this SQL Server instance to a licensed version if we want to keep it running. Here, I will show you how to upgrade SQL Server Evaluation edition to Enterprise, Standard or Developer edition in step by step process.


Recently, one of the SQL Server Instance suddenly stopped working and shutdown automatically. We failed to bring its services online. Even we were not able to launch SQL Server Management studio. When we checked windows event viewer, we had seen multiple event ids for SQL Server like Event ID 7024, Event ID 17051 etc. We got this error because SQL Server evaluation period has expired for this instance.


Now we had to upgrade SQL Server evaluation edition to bring it online and make it work as it was working before. To start this, we need SQL Server setup files to perform this upgrade. Follow below steps to activate your expired SQL Server evaluation version to either standard, enterprise or developer edition.


First decide on which edition you want to upgrade your expired SQL Server evaluation edition instance. Copy identified edition of SQL Server setup files to the target or impacted SQL Server machine. Now we will launch SQL Server Installation Center to run this upgrade. Make sure to run this whole process using sysadmin account.


You can download SQL Server 2019/2017/2016/2014 evaluation editions here: -us/evalcenter/evaluate-sql-server. Microsoft SQL Server Evaluation enables you to use all Enterprise edition features for 180 days (SQL Server Licensing Explained).


There may be times when you want to test the SQL server instance first and then purchase a license key after your testing is successful. When you want to apply license key, you have to do it, at least one day before your evaluation time expires. If your expiration date is crossed, your SQL service will not start.


When you try to change the SQL server instance from evaluation to full using a license key, through GUI or command line, it tries to check the SQL service status first. If the service is stopped, setup tries to start it when applying a full license key. If your evaluation license time period is expired, SQL service will not start.


Hi,I also have this expired issue. My doubt is if we upgrade evaluation to licensed, Then the old Databases will presence or any issue will happen. And I want to be sure before upgrade to license.Another thing is how to take backup in the expired SQL server without Management studio..


I have installed the Management Studio 2014 evaluation that could be expirying in 1 month. Now i just want to put in the PID to make it never-expirying. My question is1. Will it effect the databases in any way ? Do they have to be stopped or will the work interrupt ?2. The current version showing on my server is 12.0.4100.1. I have the PID for SQL Server 2014 enterprise edition with service pack 1 x64. After I put in this PID, will this work safely, and in case it does not can i go back to the evaluation edition temporarily again ?


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Nope. I run through install, and when I try to launch Management Studio, my evaluation period has still expired. I plead to #sqlhelp on twitter, and I'm told I need to remove all of the existing bits from the Evaluation edition.


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