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- Open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 > SQL Server Management Studio).
- Connect to the required server.
- Right-click on Databases and click Restore Database.... The Restore Database dialog will be displayed.
- In the To Database field, enter the Framework Database Name.
Example: FworkSQLIntMap - In the From Device field, click the Browse The Specify Backup dialog will be displayed.
- Click the Add The Locate Backup File dialog will be displayed.
- Select the folder and file location of the Microsoft SQL Server backup file.
- Typical Folder: \[fw folder]\Service\01 - Default Data\
- Typical File: bak
- Click the OK The Locate Backup File dialog will close.
- Click the OK The Specify Backup dialog will close.
- In the Restore column, tick the backup to be restored.
- Select the Options
- In the Restore the database file as list, click the Browse button for the Framework Integration database (i.e.,FworkSQLIntMap). The Locate Database Files dialog will be displayed.
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Use the default file location. - Select the folder location where the database will be restored to.
Example: \[fw folder]\Data\DataMSSQL\ - In the File Name field, enter the file name: FworkSQLIntMap.mdf
- Click the OK
- In the Restore the database file as list, click the Browse button for the Framework Integration database log (i.e., FworkSQLIntMap_log). The Locate Database Files dialog will be displayed.
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Use the default file location. - Select the folder location where the database will be restored to.
Example: \[fw folder]\Data\DataMSSQL\ - In the File Name field, enter the file name: FworkSQLIntMap_log.ldf
- Click the OK
- Click the OK The database restoration will be performed.
- Close Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
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Provide Framework Integration with the connection to read and write from the database.Critical:
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Microsoft 64-Bit Operating Systems include two ODBC Data Source Administrator executable files. Depending on the operating system, use the following to open the correct ODBC Data Source: On 32-Bit Operating Systems: Use either: On 64-Bit Operating System: Use: \\%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe (e.g., C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe). |
ODBC DSN Configuration - Framework Integration
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