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Follow the SQL Server instructions carefully -- ensuring the sort sequence is specified correctly -- or Tivoli Business Systems Manager will not function correctly. Tivoli Business Systems Manager will also not function correctly if the post-installation steps (ANSI settings) are not followed.

If the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition is already installed, uninstall it, and install it again using the following instructions to set the correct installation parameters for Tivoli Business Systems Manager.

To install the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition, follow these steps:

  1. Insert the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition CD and select Setup.bat.

    The Microsoft SQL Server Version 7.0 Enterprise Edition setup dialog begins. The InstallShield guides you through the installation. Follow the instructions in the dialogs. Click Next.

  2. From the Select Install Method dialog, click the method of installation and click Next.
  3. From the Welcome dialog, read the information and click Next.
  4. From the Software License Agreement dialog, read the license information. You must accept the license agreement to continue the installation. Click Yes.
  5. From the User Information dialog, type your name and company. Click Next.
  6. From the Setup dialog, type your CD key information and click OK.
  7. Your product ID is displayed in the second Setup dialog. Follow the instructions and click OK to continue.
  8. From the Setup Type dialog, click Custom and type your destination folders for the Program Files and Data Files. (Click the Browse button and use D:MSSQL7 as the destination folder for both the Program Files and Data Files.

    If you use a directory other than D:MSSQL7, change the SQL script (AttachDatabases.sql) used to attach the Tivoli Business Systems Manager databases to reflect the correct drive.

  9. Click Next.
  10. From the Select Components dialog, click Next to accept the default values (components with a check mark in the box).
  11. From the Character Set/Sort Order/Unicode Collation dialog, type 1252/ISO for Character Set and select Binary Order as the Sort Order. Keep the remaining default values. Click Next.
  12. From the Network Libraries dialog, keep the default values for Named Pipe name and TCP/IP Sockets. Click Multi-Protocol and Enable Multi-Protocol encryption. Click Next.
  13. From the Services Accounts dialog, keep the default value: Use the same account for each service. For Service Settings, click Use the Local System account. Click Next.
    1. If you plan on using the Automated Line of Business and/or the Problem Management /Automatic Ticketing and Change Management features, you will need to use the Local Administrator Account as the Log on as: account for the Microsoft SQL Server Service. This is due to a problem with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 with the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Service Pack 4 applied.
    2. A utility program supplied by Microsoft called dcomcnfg.exe can be used to adjust the security rights a login can have for DCOM launching and access. Below are the instructions from the Microsoft Knowledge Base article #323287 to set default permissions for all DCOM programs on a server:
      1. Click Start, click Run, type dcomcnfg, and then click OK.
      2. Click the Default Security tab.
      3. Under Default Access Permissions, under Default Launch Permissions, and under Default Configuration Permissions, click Edit Default to set default permissions.
      4. If appropriate, click Add to add other user accounts to the Name Box.
      5. In the Name box, select the user or group whose default permissions you want to change.
      6. In the Type of Access box, select an access type for the selected user or group.
  14. When the Start Copying Files dialog opens, click Next to continue with the installation. If you want to change any parameters, click Back.
    Note:
    When you click Back, selections reset back to their default values. If you click Back at any time during the installation, make sure you select the values you wanted again before clicking Next.
  15. From the Choose Licensing Mode dialog, click Per Server. Click Add Licenses. Click Continue.
  16. On the New Client Access License dialog, type 200 in the Quantity field and click OK.
  17. From the Per Server Licensing dialog, read the text. If you agree to the conditions, click the I agree that: check box and click OK.
  18. When the Choose Licensing Mode dialog reopens, click your licensing mode (Per Server) and click Continue to complete the installation.
  19. Click Finish on the Setup Complete dialog.

Changing the SQL Server 7.0 Authentication Password

Edgeview 2 52 – cutting edge image viewer download. After you install Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition, you must change the SQL Server authentication password for the sa (system administrator) account. From the SQL Server Enterprise Manager select Start --> Programs --> Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 --> Enterprise Manager.

  1. In the left-pane, expand Microsoft SQL Servers and then expand SQL Server Group list by clicking the plus (+) sign.
  2. Select your SQL server (usually the only SQL server listed) and expand it by clicking the plus (+) sign. If a dialog comes up asking if you are sure you wish to connect, click Yes. If after doing this, there is still a red circle on the server icon (which means the SQL server is stopped), right-click your SQL server and click Start.
  3. Expand the Security list by clicking the plus (+) sign.
  4. From the list of security options, select Logins.
  5. In the right pane of the window that opens, all available user accounts are listed. Right-click on the sa account and click Properties.
  6. Type the new sa password and click Apply.
  7. When prompted to confirm the new password, type the new sa password again and click OK. The dialog closes.
The database userid which Tivoli Business Systems Manager utilizes, for example sa, should have the System Administrators server role and should also be the database owner (must have the role of db_owner) of ALL databases. Tivoli Business Systems Manager utilizes extended stored procedures to perform administrative functions (such as registry updates) and this requires system administrator access.

Installing SQL Server 7.0 Service Pack 4

The SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 4 is available from the Microsoft Web site.

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To install Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 4.0:

  1. Run setup.bat. The Microsoft SQL Server Service Pack 4 setup dialog begins. The InstallShield guides you through the installation. Accept the default values throughout the installation.
  2. When the Setup Complete dialog opens, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now. Click Finish.

Disabling Selected Client-Side Options in SQL Server 7.0

Certain SQL client-side options must be manually disabled in SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition for Tivoli Business Systems Manager to function correctly. Air radar 5 2 5 x 8.

Turn off the option Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings (in two places on the menus) in SQL Server 7.0 Query Analyzer Tool (ISQLW) by following the steps below:

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  1. Start the SQL Server 7.0 Query Analyzer. Select Tools --> Sql Server Query Analyzer.
  2. When the Connect to SQL Server dialog opens, type in the name of the SQL server you just installed and enter the password.
  3. From the Query analyzer window, click File --> Configure.
  4. Click the New Connections tab.
  5. Clear Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings and Use ANSI quoted identifiers.
  6. Click OK to close the dialog.
  7. Click Query --> Current Connection Options.
  8. On the General tab, clear Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings and Use ANSI quoted identifiers.
  9. Click OK to close the dialog.

Close Enterprise Manager and SQL Server Query Analyzer.

Configuring SQL Server

After installing the SQL Server, configure SQL Server by doing the following:

Disabling the Lightweight Pooling Option

The Microsoft SQL Server lightweight pooling option, when enabled on a multiprocessor system, causes intermittent failures in Tivoli Business Systems Manager components. The lightweight pooling option should be disabled. (This is the default configuration.)

To set the SQL parameters and reduce memory problems, go to the Processor tab of the Enterprise Manager server properties and ensure that the following options are not checked:

  • Boost SQL Server Priority on Windows NT
  • Use Windows NT fibers

Adding the /3GB Switch to the boot.ini File

If the database server has the following configuration add the /3GB switch to the boot.ini file:

  1. Windows 2000 Advanced Server or Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise Edition as the operating system
  2. 4 GB of RAM
  3. SQL Server 7.0 or SQL Server 2000

One of the lines in the file should look like this after the change:

Making this change ensures that the SQL server uses up to 3 GB of RAM on the system. This should be done after you configure SQL server. Once this is done, start the server for the change to take effect.

Using a SQL account other than 'sa' for Tivoli Business Systems Manager

You must create the preferred SQL account prior to installing Tivoli Business Systems Manager.

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Create the preferred SQL account in the following manner:

  1. Launch the SQL Server Enterprise Manager via Start ->Programs ->Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 ->Enterprise Manager.
  2. Expand SQL Server Group --> -->Security -->Logins.
  3. In the right pane, right-click and select New Login.
  4. Enter a name for the SQL account (for example: tbsmsa).
  5. Select SQL Server Authentication and enter a password (for example: tbsm).
  6. Select the Server Roles tab and select System Administrators.
  7. Click OK.
  8. Confirm the password when prompted (for this example: tbsm).
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To install Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 4.0:

  1. Run setup.bat. The Microsoft SQL Server Service Pack 4 setup dialog begins. The InstallShield guides you through the installation. Accept the default values throughout the installation.
  2. When the Setup Complete dialog opens, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now. Click Finish.

Disabling Selected Client-Side Options in SQL Server 7.0

Certain SQL client-side options must be manually disabled in SQL Server 7.0 Enterprise Edition for Tivoli Business Systems Manager to function correctly. Air radar 5 2 5 x 8.

Turn off the option Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings (in two places on the menus) in SQL Server 7.0 Query Analyzer Tool (ISQLW) by following the steps below:

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  1. Start the SQL Server 7.0 Query Analyzer. Select Tools --> Sql Server Query Analyzer.
  2. When the Connect to SQL Server dialog opens, type in the name of the SQL server you just installed and enter the password.
  3. From the Query analyzer window, click File --> Configure.
  4. Click the New Connections tab.
  5. Clear Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings and Use ANSI quoted identifiers.
  6. Click OK to close the dialog.
  7. Click Query --> Current Connection Options.
  8. On the General tab, clear Use ANSI NULLs, padding and warnings and Use ANSI quoted identifiers.
  9. Click OK to close the dialog.

Close Enterprise Manager and SQL Server Query Analyzer.

Configuring SQL Server

After installing the SQL Server, configure SQL Server by doing the following:

Disabling the Lightweight Pooling Option

The Microsoft SQL Server lightweight pooling option, when enabled on a multiprocessor system, causes intermittent failures in Tivoli Business Systems Manager components. The lightweight pooling option should be disabled. (This is the default configuration.)

To set the SQL parameters and reduce memory problems, go to the Processor tab of the Enterprise Manager server properties and ensure that the following options are not checked:

  • Boost SQL Server Priority on Windows NT
  • Use Windows NT fibers

Adding the /3GB Switch to the boot.ini File

If the database server has the following configuration add the /3GB switch to the boot.ini file:

  1. Windows 2000 Advanced Server or Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise Edition as the operating system
  2. 4 GB of RAM
  3. SQL Server 7.0 or SQL Server 2000

One of the lines in the file should look like this after the change:

Making this change ensures that the SQL server uses up to 3 GB of RAM on the system. This should be done after you configure SQL server. Once this is done, start the server for the change to take effect.

Using a SQL account other than 'sa' for Tivoli Business Systems Manager

You must create the preferred SQL account prior to installing Tivoli Business Systems Manager.

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Create the preferred SQL account in the following manner:

  1. Launch the SQL Server Enterprise Manager via Start ->Programs ->Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 ->Enterprise Manager.
  2. Expand SQL Server Group --> -->Security -->Logins.
  3. In the right pane, right-click and select New Login.
  4. Enter a name for the SQL account (for example: tbsmsa).
  5. Select SQL Server Authentication and enter a password (for example: tbsm).
  6. Select the Server Roles tab and select System Administrators.
  7. Click OK.
  8. Confirm the password when prompted (for this example: tbsm).

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From this point forward use the new SQL account for all installation purposes, including the following situations:

  • Logging into Query Analyzer to run DetachDatabases.sql and AttachDatabases.sql.
  • Anywhere Tivoli Business Systems Manager InstallShield asks for the database account and password.

Additional customization/requirements to be aware of during an installation that does not use the 'sa' user id:

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  • The alternate user ID must be configured to have the object database as the default database. Click Start--> Programs --> Microsoft SQL Server --> Enterprise Manager --> Logins --> General properties for the login, to change the default database.
  • Check Health Monitor scripts for references to the specific user ID 'sa.'
  • If the new SQL account is created after the install of Tivoli Business Systems Manager, several permissions in SQL and registry changes on the Tivoli Business Systems Manager servers need to be made. Please contact your Tivoli Business Systems Manager Support representative for assistance.
  • The sa userid should remain on the Tivoli Business Systems Manager system.

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