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February 26th, 2015 05:00

OME installation on an empty remote DB

Hi,

I want to install OME on a remote empty database ( Microsoft SQL Server 2012 )

Remote SQL server = DBserver

Empty data base for OME = dbase

It's a custom installation where I mention DBserver\dbase and for SQL Server Authentication I use a db_owner role user for dbase.

The error message I get is: "Server does not exist or access is denied. SQLSTATE: 08001"

I've checked the SQL user, dbase and these are OK.

So if I create a data source to the dbase in ODBC Data Source Administrator, finally when I test it the connection, tests are done successfully.

Thanks in advance,

Augustin

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February 26th, 2015 08:00

Hi Augustin and thanks for the post.

On install I’m pretty sure you can’t specify the name of the database.

The existing database must be called OMEssentials

It will work with an empty database.

Hope this helps.

Rob

delltechcenter.com/ome

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February 26th, 2015 08:00

Hi Rob,

I'll try this trick tomorrow :)

I would not have imagined to use the name "OMEssentials" for the DB!

Is this trick somewhere documented, indicated?

Thanks a lot! :)

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February 27th, 2015 04:00

Hi Rob,

I renamed the dbase to OMEssentials and I finished the installation.

But surprise, after the installation the dbase was deleted!

I did the installation twice, the same result, i.e dbase deleted.

So, what is to be done in this case?

Thanks in advance,

Augustin

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March 1st, 2015 23:00

Hi Augustin,

Thanks for the query and the detailed information you provided on the issue.

Just trying to reiterate the steps and find if something is missing in your setup:

1. Create empty database named "OMEssentials".

2. Add user mapping of database roles db_owner and public.

3. The login user should have dbcreator and public server roles.

4. From OME's custom install screen, target this remotely created database using following format:

\

for example: Server - myServer and instance - myInstance. Then myServer\myInstance.

Note: Database name is not required to be provided.

Please see if this information helps!

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March 2nd, 2015 05:00

Hi Shivendra,

This time it has worked, so the installation was done.

Thanks and best regards,

Augustin

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March 2nd, 2015 22:00

Thanks for letting us know, Augustin!

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