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SSISDB not found and can not create New catalog in SQL Server 2012

I just installed SQL Server 2012, I want to create a catalog in Integration Services Catalog in order to obtain SSISDB database but I got the following error

Any help would be most appreciated.

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amani92 Avatar asked Feb 14 '19 09:02

amani92


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1 Answers

This seems to be a common problem with using the standalone SSMS version (v 2017) against an older SQL version (in this example 2012)

If you using a later standalone download version of SSMS then this may occur -

So instead use the SSMS that is installed as part of the SQL installation ad try again

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Mazhar Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 02:10

Mazhar