Defining DWD server authentication settings
Perform this procedure to define the authentication settings for the DWD server.
Define DWD server authentication settings:
- From the Start menu, select All Programs > BV Data Warehouse Designer > BV Data Warehouse Designer Server Set Up .
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Specify one of these setup options:
- Standard
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Select this option to use standard DWD database settings.
Note:DWD installs the M3 metadata for the actual M3 version, but not necessarily your M3 version.
- Custom
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Select this option to modify the DWD database settings to suit your needs.
- Fastload
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Select this option to use or run a script in setting up the DWD server.
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Select Use options from previous setup to use a previous setup.
Click Next.
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Complete these steps:
- Microsoft SQL Server Name
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Specify the Microsoft SQL Server. The default value of this field is the name of the Windows server running the Microsoft SQL Server.
- Enable High Availability setup
- Select this option to enable High Availability setup for this profile. Ensure that a valid Availability Group Listener Name is provided in the Microsoft SQL Server Name field.
- Authentication type
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Select the method to be used for validating a user's credentials. The default authentication is Windows (trusted).Note:
For Windows Authentication, the Windows NT user must have a SQL login to the database server.
For all authentication types, the SQL login credentials must have a "sysadmin" server role.
- Login Name
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If you selected Microsoft SQL Server authentication, specify the login name to access the Microsoft SQL Server.
- Password
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If you selected Microsoft SQL Server authentication, specify the password to access the Microsoft SQL Server.
Click Next.
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Specify one of these procedures:
- Standard setup
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See instructions in Installing standard database settings.
- Custom setup
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See instructions in Installing customized database settings
- Fastload setup
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See instructions in Installing Database Settings Using a Fastload Script