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    <Comment>Verified with datapro version 4.4.250.52307
 
Tests Performed:
 
 
Installed DataPro4.4.253 on local PC. 
 
Use the DataPro4.4 with TSR Air and run some tests.
 
Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 with "Data Storage and Processing" package checked 
 
After Visual Studio 2022 installation complete, try to Install a newer version of DataPro4.4 . 
 
The installation will trigger SQL 2019 LocalDB to reinstall, but eventally the SQL installation will fail. 
 
 
The new installation did not trigger re-installation of SQL 2019 LocalDB. 
 
 
 
Note:  In the below MS SQL link , we found out "you can install LocalDB through the Visual Studio Installer, as part of the Data Storage and Processing workload, the ASP.NET and web development workload, or as an individual component." That's the reason SQL2019 localdb got updated to a higher version. 
 
SQL Server Express LocalDB - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn
 
Install SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) - SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) | Microsoft Learn
 
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    <Comment>The solution was to modify
 
C:\Program Files (x86)\InstallShield\2020\SetupPrerequisites\Microsoft SQL Server 2019 Express LocalDB.prq
 
by changing the Type and Comparison values from "32" (different than) to "2" (lesser than).</Comment>
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    <Comment>To test:
 
With a version of Microsoft SQL Server 2019 LocalDB greater than 15.0.2000.5 already installed, install DataPRO (or TSR AIR Go).
 
The installer should not attempt to re-install Microsoft SQL Server 2019 LocalDB.</Comment>
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    <Comment>52268 is the 4.4 TSR AIR Go installer.
 
52270 is the 4.4 DataPRO installer.
 
52292 is the 4.2 DataPRO installer.
 
52293 is the 4.0 (x64) DataPRO installer.</Comment>
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    <Comment>Issue Summary:
 
DataPro Installation triggers SQL 2019 LocalDB reinstallation and eventually failed. 
 
 
 
Steps to Reproduce:
 
Can't easily reproduce it. But it happened once. 
 
[4/14/2025 update]: Later, it was found that installing Microsoft VisualStudio 2022 with a "Data Storage and Processing" package can update the SQL localdb 2019 to a higher version(15.0.4382.1) other than  15.0.2000.5
 
 
Installed DataPro4.4 on local PC. 
 
Use the DataPro4.4 with TSR Air and run some tests.
 
Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 with "Data Storage and Processing" package checked 
 
After Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 installation completed, try to Install a newer version of DataPro4.4 . 
 
The installation will trigger SQL 2019 LocalDB to reinstall, but eventally the SQL installation will fail. 
 
 
Expected Behavior:
 
Since the SQL 2019 LocalDB has already been installed in previous DataPro installation, the new installation should not trigger re-installation of SQL 2019 LocalDB, and the reinstallation of SQL 2019 localDB should not fail. 
 
Actual Behavior:
 
DataPro Installation triggers SQL 2019 LocalDB reinstallation and eventually failed. 
 
The workaround is to uninstall SQL 2019 LocalDB completely, later the DataPro installation can succeed. 
 
Environment:
 
 
Software:  DataPro 4.4 .196
 
Hardware: PC
 
Reproducibility:  Hard to reproduce since haven't figure out the root cause for this failure. 
 
 
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