Database is not created in SQL server for Persistant Chat

Hi All,
We were deploying the Persistant Chat Lync 2013 Role. We have created the topology and published it. Then the Lync 2013 deployment is done on the Persistant Chat servers, while upgrading the cumulative servers soon after the deployment we are getting the
error as :
Test-CsDatabase : Cannot open database "mgc" requested by the login. The login
failed.
Login failed for user 'domain\username'.
At line:1 char:1
+ Test-CsDatabase -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn
SQL Server ...
Get-MirrorState also was not giving the proper result. Then when I checked in the SQL server, we found that both mgc and mgccomp databases itself not created.
Could someone assist how we can install the database now?? I googled but confused a bit. Servers are already LYNC deployed, so which command and procedure we need to follow to install the DB on SQL servers and also in mirror server.
Never giveup till you get what to want.

Please share Test-CsDatabase -verbose
And Get-MirrorState
in details
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Developing database views between Oracle and SQL Server tables

I am on Oracle 10.2, my organization has many SQL Server databases as well and has now made
SQL server as company standard so many new databases will be developed in SQL Server. It is of course
not possible to convert all Oracle databases to SQL Server, so a mix environment will exist. Two questions:
1. Is it possible to develop database views in Oracle (10g in my case) which join Oracle tables with tables in SQL Server 2008? If yes, how. I have seen some heterogeneous connectivity setup to connect SQL Server to Oracle, but not sure whether it is possible to develop a database view across two databases.
2. I know it is not a SQL Server forum, but many DBA’s know both Oracle and SQL Server. Is it possible to develop views in SQL Server (SQL Server 2008 R2 in my case) which join Oracle 10g and SQL Server 2008 tables? I know in SQL Server, there is way to set up linked servers, but do not know whether it is possible to develop views.
Thanks a lot for your insight.

You can create views that join local Oracle tables and remote SQL Server tables. I'm pretty sure you can do the reverse as well but I haven't personally done it.
However, I would be very concerned about the performance you'd get if you created that sort of view. You'd very frequently end up in a situation where Oracle has to pull all the data in the remote table across the database link in order to apply predicates and join the data locally. That could be disastrous from a performance standpoint.
Justin

Database Link beetwen SAP e SQL SERVER

Hi Gurus,
i need to read a table in SQL server, from a WebDynpro abap.
My OS is Unix not windows, how can i create a DBLINK to SQL server (for example es a Oracle system), is it possible?
thanks a lot.
Claudio.

> i need to read a table in SQL server, from a WebDynpro abap.
> My OS is Unix not windows, how can i create a DBLINK to SQL server (for example es a Oracle system), is it possible?
To connect an ABAP system to another database the following is necessary:
- a database client for the target database
- a database interface library for the target database
Since both are not existing on Unix for Microsoft SQL Server the only (supported) thing you can do is to install a Windows application server and execute the application there.
Markus

Virtual Machine Manager database was not created

Hi
I Use this
link to Install SYVM 2012 SP1 on My lab .
But When i got section "Install VMM", The installation Give me the following error .
The Virtual Machine Manager database was not created.
The Virtual Machine Manager database was not created. Delete VirtualManagerDataBase.mdf and VirtualManagerDataBase_log.ldf if they exist at or use a unique name for the database. Also, verify that disk quota management is not enabled for the drive where the database is being created. Then run Setup again.
how to fix it ?
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I also disable the firewall on SQL Server , but doesn't work .
Now i Create data base manually and i can cross that error , but it stop with this new error
Access to the path 'C:\ProgramData\VMMLogs\SetupWizard.log' is denied
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