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'''In Swedish?''' See help documentation; http://heurekaslu.org/help/RC2.0/index.html?installera_sql_server.htm


See help documentation [{{HeurekaHelpLinkEng}}installera_sql_server.htm Install SQL Server]


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The Heureka softwares use Microsoft SQL Server for storing data (see also [[Introduction_to_Projects | Introduction to Projects]]). The input data is stored in one database (called "forest database"), and the result data in another ("result database"). You may store data locally, on a server, or both. At an organisation with many users, it may be practical to store forest input data on a central server, and result data locally on the client machines.
The Heureka softwares use Microsoft SQL Server for storing data (see also [[Introduction_to_Projects | Introduction to Projects]]). The input data is stored in one database (called "forest database"), and the result data in another ("result database"). You may store data locally, on a server, or both. At an organisation with many users, it may be practical to store forest input data on a central server, and result data locally on the client machines.


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== Install the forest database ==
== Install the forest database ==
After open the Heureka application (for example PlanWise), create a new project and select the name of the input database. If the database does not exist, it will be created automatically, including some demonstration data if you want to.
After opening the Heureka program (for example PlanWise), create a new project and select the name of the input database. If the database does not exist, it will be created automatically, including some demonstration data if you want to.


== Known issues ==
== Known issues ==
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# Right click on the "Login", select "New Login". Add User, type AD\nnn.
# Right click on the "Login", select "New Login". Add User, type AD\nnn.
# Before you close the window for "New login", click "Server Roles" and select "Sysadmin".
# Before you close the window for "New login", click "Server Roles" and select "Sysadmin".
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Latest revision as of 06:08, 19 April 2024

See help documentation Install SQL Server