Preparing Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft SQL Server is prepared by the database administrator. The preparation includes the following steps:

  1. Creating a database.

  2. Creating a custom schema in the database.

  3. Creating a user.

  4. Granting permissions.

Scripts are executed using one of the available methods, for example, via the SQL Server Management Studio application available on the Microsoft official site.

Creating a Database

The created database is required to store Prognoz Platform 9 metadata.

The following script can be used to create a database:

USE MASTER;

GO

CREATE DATABASE DB_NAME;

GO

where:

Creating a Custom Schema in Database

This step can be skipped. The "dbo" schema is used by default. If required, a custom schema can be created in the database.

CREATE SCHEMA [SCHEMA_NAME] AUTHORIZATION [DB_OWNER]

where:

Creating a Database User

This user is necessary to provide access to the previously created database.

The following script can be used to create a user:

EXECUTE SP_ADDLOGIN @loginame = 'USER_NAME', @passwd = 'PASSWORD', @defdb = 'master'

GO

where:

Granting Permissions

The following script can be used to grant permissions:

USE DB_NAME

GO

EXEC SP_CHANGEDBOWNER USER_NAME

GO

where:

After all the steps are successfully executed, move to creating a repository. If it is supposed to further store Prognoz Platform 9 distribution kits at database server and update them from this location at user workstations, it is recommended to prepare a PPUPDATE service user (MS SQL/Oracle).

See also:

Preparing DBMS Back End