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In Swedish? See help documentation; http://heurekaslu.org/help/RC2.0/index.html?installera_sql_server.htm
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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.
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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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[[Category: Database]]
 
[[Category: Database]]
 
[[Category: Reference Manual]]
 
[[Category: Reference Manual]]

Latest revision as of 07:08, 19 April 2024

See help documentation Install SQL Server