Use the Toolbar or the Publish menu to bring up a dialog box to add the Exam Engine tables, relationships, and stored procedures to a SQL Server database of your choice.
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Use the Toolbar or the Publish menu to bring up a dialog box to add the Exam Engine tables, relationships, and stored procedures to a SQL Server database of your choice. |
This screen is where you configure your SQL Server database. It is therefore only required if you are using the SQL Server Data Source Type. If you have SQL Server Developer Edition on your development machine, you can set up a local database for testing. You can then transfer that up to your production SQL Server if you desire. Either way, you will likely want to configure the production SQL Server using this screen as well. The four pieces of data required (Name/Alias/IP Address, Database Name, User Name, and Password) are what a remote web site provider will give you. If you have your own server, this data should be easily available as well. Look at the screen below as well as the table of elements to learn more.
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Server Name/Alias or IP Address |
The alias or IP Address of the SQL Server to configure for Exam Engine. You may select a server name or alias (you configure aliases via the Client Network Utility) from the drop-down list. Or you may simply enter the IP address of the SQL Server that you will use. This is what you will normally do if you are using a remote SQL Server. |
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Database Name |
The name of the database to configure for Exam Engine. |
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User Name |
The SQL Server user name with permission to add tables to the given database. |
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Password |
The SQL Server password with permission to add tables to the given database. |