SQL Server 2008 R2 installation missing “Integration Services” Shared feature in features selection step

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Hi,

I'm installing SQL Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition in my system. The installation process is working perfectly except that in one of the steps where we are supposed to select the features, I observe that “Integration Services” shared feature IS MISSING in the features list.

I'm actually supposed to get the "Integration services" check box under the "shared features" list in feature selection step but i'm not getting it in my installation process.

Please check this link : http://wp.me/p2AZUy-7I

I have posted the same question here along with screen shots of my installation procedure.

Please help me with this if you can.

Thank you...

Posted 7-Oct-13 3:04am

Amogh Natu

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Anoop Kr Sharma 7-Oct-13 11:07am

I think you are Installing Workgroup Edition not an Enterprise or Standard Edition.For Integration services use Enterprise or standard Edition.
Check this msdn link for Features supported by various Editions of SQL Server

Amogh Natu 8-Dec-13 8:53am

@AnoopKrSharma Yes sir you were right. Sorry for such a late response. I was indeed installing the workgroup edition. All I had to do was to enter the Enterprise Edition KEY and everything worked perfectly.

Thank you for your response. :)

Anoop Kr Sharma 8-Dec-13 13:42pm

Welcome:-)

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