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Step 1: Download
SQL 2000:

SQL 2000 SP4:

Step 2: Install
Run SQL Setup Select "SQL Server 2000 Components"
- 1. Click "Install Database Server"
- 2. Click Next
- 3. Click Dot In Local Computer And Click Next
- 4. Click Dot In "Create A New Instance of SQL Server, Or Install Client Tools" & Click Next
- 5. Put Name And Company Click Next
- 6. Click Yes To Agreement
- 7. Click Dot In Server And Client Tools And Click Next
- 8. Click Dot In Default At Top And Click Next
- 9. Click Dot In Typical Click Next
- 10. Click Dot In "Use The Same Account For Each Service. Auto Start SQL Server Service"
- 11. Click Dot In "Use The Local System Account" Click Next
- 12. Click Dot In "Mixed Mode.” Enter Password And Confirm Password Remember It, Username Is ALWAYS "sa" (Server Admin)
- 13. Click Next And Install
- 14. When Install Is Done Run SQL 2000 Service Pack 4 Installer (Not Making Guide On How To Install, Its Straight Forward)
- 15. When Installed Restart PC So Server Starts
- 1. Open Enterprise Manager (Start -> Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server -> Enterprise Manager)
- 2. Console Root -> Microsoft SQL Servers -> SQL server Group ->
- 3. Right Click (local) (windows) -> Edit SQL Server Registration Properties
- 4. Click Dot In Use SQL Server Authentication -> Login Name (That You Gave At The Install) -> Leave Pass Empty -> Click Dot In Always Prompt For Login Name And Password *Then Add The Login And Pass That You Gave At The Install And Go To Databases
- 5. Create A New Database, Name It "account" (Do This Again For "billing", "cash", And "character")
- 6. After That, Right Click On "account" Database Then Click All Tasks And Then "Restore Database"
- 7. Click On "From Device" And Then Click On "Select Devices"
- 8. Click Add And Then Choose The Destination Of The Backups To Restore Into SQL
- 9. Press OK 2 Times To Continue, And Then Press The Options Tab
- 10. Click Dot In "Force Restore Over Existing Database"
- 11. Make Sure The Path Of The MDF And LDF Files Is Set To "C:/" (Example: C:/account.ldf)
- 12. Press OK To Import The Database (Do This For All 4 Databases)
- 13. Console Root -> Microsoft SQL Servers -> SQL server Group -> [local]
- 14. Go To Security -> Login -> Right Click -> New Login
- 15. Put Name "account" -> Click Dot In SQL Server Authentication
- 16. Use "account" As Password -> Choose "master" As Default Database
- 17. Go To Tab Database Access -> Click On Database "account, billing, cash, character"
- 18. In Permit In Database Role Click On "db_owner" For Each Of The 4 Databases -> Click OK
*If You Get An Error "User "account" Already Existed" Then Go To "account, billing, cash, character" -> Users And Delete The User "account" That Should Be There. And Then Do Steps 14-18 Again - 19. Go To Databases -> "account, billing, cash, character" -> Right Click -> Properties -> Permission Click All Of Them On User "account"
- 20. Open SQL Query Analyzer And Run Query In Q-1 And In Q-2
Code:
Use master;
Go
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_GHBILL','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRACNT','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'DKRCASH','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRHELION','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQ L Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={S QL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRQUNE','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQ L Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRSIZ','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRTEST','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRZUTO','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRSTA','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'DKRACCOUNT01','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
Code:
Use master; Go exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_GHBILL','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_GHBILL','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRACNT','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRACNT','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'DKRCASH','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'DKRCASH','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRHELION','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRHELION','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRQUNE','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRQUNE','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSIZ','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSIZ','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRTEST','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRTEST','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRZUTO','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRZUTO','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSTA','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSTA','rpc','true' exec sp_serveroption 'DKRACCOUNT01','rpc out','true' exec sp_serveroption 'DKRACCOUNT01','rpc','true'
1. Open Enterprise Manager (Start -> Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server -> Enterprise Manager)
2. Go To Tools -> SQL Query Analyzer (Login With Your "sa" Password)
Code:
Use account;
Go
Insert Into [TBL_USER] Values ('09101410275532', 'ID', 'Password', 'E-Mail', 'Secret Answer', 'Secret Question')
Insert Into [USER_PROFILE] Values ('09101410275532','ID','Password','801011000000','1','0','Y','01/01/2006 00:00:00',null,null,null,'000')
Step 5: System DSN
- 1. Start Data Sources (ODBC) Located In Windows XP At Start -> Control Panel -> Performance And Maintenance -> Administrative Tools -> Data Sources (ODBC), Go To System DSN Tab Then Click Add.
(If You Cant Find It Try Going To Start -> Run -> Type In "odbcad32.exe" And Hit Enter) - 2. Select The SQL Server Driver (Its At The Bottom) And Click Finish. Choose "account" For Name And Your SQL Server "Name" For Server. Dont Use [local] It Doesnt Work. To Obtain It Put Your Mouse Over The Server Tray Icon, Right Click Go Into Open SQL Server Service Manager, Select The Server Name, And Right Click -> Copy. Paste That As Your Server Name
- 3. Choose SQL Server Authentication -> Connect To SQL Server To Obtain Settings Use "account" As User, And "account" As Password Then Click Next
- 4. Click Next Then Finish And OK.
Step 6: Server Ini Files
All Ini Files Should Be Opened And Checked. Make Sure All IPs Are Set To "127.0.0.1" For Localhost First Time Server Testing, Make Sure All Database Logins Are Set Like So:
Code:
DATABASE_ACCOUNT = account DATABASE_PASSWORD = account

Step 7: Starting YOUR Server
- 1. Dbmon
- 2. Cast Server
- 3. Login Server
- 4. Msg Server
- 5. Session Server
- 6. Game Server
- 1. Open Client Folder And Go Into Data -> Share
- 2. Now Theres 2 Files That Control IP To Connect To (loginlist.csv & channellist.csv)
- 3. Replace The IP In Both Of Them With "127.0.0.1" Then Save And Exit
- 4. Load Up Client And Login And Play!
Extras
[How to Make Your Self A GM]
Login And Make A Character Once Your Ingame Go To SQL Server Analyzer (Read Step 4: 2 To Find If You Cant)
Code:
Use character; Go Update [user_character] Set chatacter_name= '[GM]NAME' Where character_name= 'NAME'
- 1. 7880 - 7880 (TCP/UDP)
- 2. 10000 - 10000 (TCP/UDP)
- 3. 50005 - 50005 (TCP/UDP)
[Item ID List]
- 1. Open Enterprise Manager
- 2. Click SQL Server -> SQL Server Group -> [local]
- 3. Click Your Database (IE: account)
- 4. Right Click Database -> All Tasks -> Backup Database
- 5. Click Remove Of Any Names In Destination, If No Names Present Then Click Add
- 6. Click The "..." And Type A Name
- 7. For Example account_backup_09
- 8. Click OK
- 9. Go To Options Click Dot "Verify Upon Completion"
- 10. Click OK... And Its Backed Up
[Common Errors And Problems Fixes]
Code:
>>CRITICAL ERROR : SP_LOGIN_FLAG_SET PROC CALL FAIL
Code:
File: .\Config\Provider.cpp, Line: 79
How Do I Increase My PageFile?
Start -> Right Click "My Computer" -> Properties -> Advanced Tab -> First Settings Button Under "Performance" -> Advanced Tab Again -> Bottom Click "Change" Button -> Click On C: -> Then Click On "Custom Size" And Place 3000 In Each Box -> Then Click "Set" Then Ok And Ok Again. Restart Computer.
Have fun ! ~Warmonger






