Snapshot File

1. Select which version Snapshot file to install. Name of the file corresponds to the version.
2. Click Next to continue with database installation.

   The next dialogue displays summary information about the options submitted:

   

3. Verify your Bizview database configurations one last time.
   
4. Click Start to continue.

   

   If everything goes as planned, the Success message displays, shown below.

5. Select OK.



A summary dialogue is displays, as shown below.

6. To continue, select Next.
   

After this step the database physical structure (e.g. the tables, stored procedures, etc) has been created. The next step is to populate the database with pre-loaded data that must exist in different tables for the system to function properly.

The Bizview application is dependent on initially preloaded data.

To install/upgrade this data, follow the steps below (the script for installing the pre-load application data can be run over and over again, so you have the option to run this later):

1. Select Data script to run (named '"izview_<version>_data.sql").
2. Select Run to load preloaded data into the database

   

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The next dialogue gives you a summary of updated rows, as shown below.

3. Select Close.

   

The new Bizview database should be up and running and are listed in the web.config file information, as shown below:

The new connection setting are now listed in the DBWizard tool. Press the arrow to the left to verify additional information such as authentication method, username, and password.

 Each connection settings contains settings, such as:

• A valid IP/Hostname
• Application database credentials
• Database name

Notice the red light to the right. This indicates that the configuration files has not yet been saved.

 Now, complete the following steps to finish up the installation:

1. Enter an appropriate alias for your database. This alias will be used in the Bizview URL to indicate which database the user try to access in a multi-database scenario (see separate section under Optional Features).
2. Check the default check box if database is default or not.
3. Select Save.
   

The light should now have turned green to indicate that the config file has been saved.

Congratulations, you have now successfully created a new Bizview database and configured your Web.config file!

Important: After the installation is complete, Bizview Systems has no responsibility of the Bizview databases. The customer is legally responsible for continuous back-ups and maintenance of the Bizview databases.

Next step:Creating a New Bizview Datastore