Ola Amigos,Voltei depois de muito, muito tempo... A vida esta corrida rsrs...Mas, estou aqui hoje para uma dica, desta vez, referente ao Sharepoint.Seguem os dados do ambiente e do problema: Sharepoint Foundation 2010Banco de Dados Sql Server Express Edition 2012.Durante a instalacao do Sharepoint durante a fase de configuracao da Administracao Central do Sharepoint ocorre o erro:Could not find stored procedure sp_dboption Installing SharePoint 2010 on SQL Server 2012Este erro esta relacionado a falta da procedure chamada 'sp_dboption'.Pesquisando na web encontrei algumas dicas dizendo para atualizar o Sql Server aplicando o patch SP1, porem encontrei uma outra dica bem simples e rapida que vou reproduzir aqui, que se trata de criar a procedure que esta faltando (bem obvio ate...).Segue o link de onde eu peguei a dica: http://itkbase.wordpress.com/2013/02/12/creating-webmarshal-database-on-sql-server-2012-error-could-not-find-stored-proceduresp_dboption/Agora vai o comando:Simplesmente crie a procedure usando o Management Studio por exemplo, e mande rodar novamente o instalador do Sharepoint.Qualquer duvida, entre em contato.Copie e cole o codigo abaixo.USE [master]GO/****** Object: StoredProcedure [sys].[sp_dboption] Script Date: 06/06/2012 21:16:10 ******/SET ANSI_NULLS ONGOSET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ONGOCREATE procedure [dbo].[sp_dboption] -- 1999/08/09 18:25@dbname sysname = NULL, -- database name to change@optname varchar(35) = NULL, -- option name to turn on/off@optvalue varchar(10) = NULL -- true or falseasset nocount ondeclare @dbid int -- dbid of the databasedeclare @catvalue int -- number of category optiondeclare @optcount int -- number of options like @optnamedeclare @allstatopts int -- bit map off all options stored in sysdatqabases.status-- that can be set by sp_dboption.declare @alloptopts int -- bit map off all options stored in sysdatqabases.status-- that can be set by sp_dboption.declare @allcatopts int -- bit map off all options stored in sysdatqabases.category-- that can be set by sp_dboption.declare @exec_stmt nvarchar(max)declare @fulloptname varchar(35)declare @alt_optname varchar(50)declare @alt_optvalue varchar(30)declare @optnameIn varchar(35)select @optnameIn = @optname,@optname = LOWER (@optname collate Latin1_General_CI_AS)-- If no @dbname given, just list the possible dboptions.-- Only certain status bits may be set or cleared by sp_dboption.-- Get bitmap of all options that can be set by sp_dboption.select @allstatopts=number from master.dbo.spt_values where type = 'D'and name = 'ALL SETTABLE OPTIONS'select @allcatopts=number from master.dbo.spt_values where type = 'DC'and name = 'ALL SETTABLE OPTIONS'select @alloptopts=number from master.dbo.spt_values where type = 'D2'and name = 'ALL SETTABLE OPTIONS'if @dbname is nullbeginselect 'Settable database options:' = namefrom master.dbo.spt_valueswhere (type = 'D'and number & @allstatopts <> 0and number not in (0,@allstatopts)) -- Eliminate non-option entriesor (type = 'DC'and number & @allcatopts <> 0and number not in (0,@allcatopts))or (type = 'D2'and number & @alloptopts <> 0and number not in (0,@alloptopts))order by namereturn (0)end-- Verify the database name and get infoselect @dbid = dbidfrom master.dbo.sysdatabaseswhere name = @dbname-- If @dbname not found, say so and list the databases.if @dbid is nullbeginraiserror(15010,-1,-1,@dbname)print ' 'select 'Available databases:' = namefrom master.dbo.sysdatabasesreturn (1)end-- If no option was supplied, display current settings.if @optname is nullbeginselect 'The following options are set:' = v.namefrom master.dbo.spt_values v, master.dbo.sysdatabases dwhere d.name=@dbnameand ((number & @allstatopts <> 0and number not in (-1,@allstatopts)and v.type = 'D'and (v.number & d.status)=v.number)or (number & @allcatopts <> 0and number not in (-1,@allcatopts)and v.type = 'DC'and d.category & v.number <> 0)or (number & @alloptopts <> 0and number not in (-1,@alloptopts)and v.type =