10. Right-click
SQL Server Group
and select
New SQL Server Registration
.
11. In the Register SQL Server Wizard, select
From now on, I want to perform this task without
using a wizard
.
12. Click
Next
.
13. In the
Server
field, type the name of the single-host or Database Server and click
OK
.
14. Select
Use SQL Server authentication
. Use
sa
as the account, and the password returned typing
C:\mvf\bin\passkey -M QUERY -u sa
and pressing
Enter
.
Configuring the Audit Record Repository database connection
7.
After installing or upgrading the database and adding an Audit Record Repository (an audit server
such as Audit Manager), you must update certain entries in the database to ensure that auditing
functions correctly. If not using an Audit Record Repository, this task is not required.
Perform this task on the Database Server.
To configure the Audit Record Repository database connection
1. In Windows, at a command prompt, type:
cd \mvf\bin
In Solaris, in a terminal window, type:
cd usr/mvf/bin
2. Type
clui
.
3. To check if the entry already exists in the database, type:
select * from map_ini where ini_key='ARR_INSTALLED' and ini_section='MAP_EVENT'
4. If the entry exists, update the entry it as by typing:
update map_ini set ini_value='T' where ini_key='ARR_INSTALLED' and
ini_section='MAP_EVENT'
or
If the entry does not exist, insert it by typing:
insert into map_ini (ini_section,ini_key,ini_value) values
('MAP_EVENT','ARR_INSTALLED','T')
The Application Server must also be connected to the Audit Record Repository. Refer to
Connecting to
an audit server
in the IMPAX 6.3 Application Server Configuration Guide.
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