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‎12-07-2010 07:12 PM
Has the installation routine been changed to allow easy custom settings for SQL server, SQL instance, database name, and database username (that should not have to be a SQL admin - just db owner)? Enterprises really need this support.
http://www.lansweeper.com/forum/yaf_postst2963_Installation-Methodology--dont-like-it-.aspx
http://lansweeper.com/forum/yaf_postst3112_DB-script.aspx
Thank you,
Joe
http://www.lansweeper.com/forum/yaf_postst2963_Installation-Methodology--dont-like-it-.aspx
http://lansweeper.com/forum/yaf_postst3112_DB-script.aspx
Thank you,
Joe
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‎12-15-2010 10:01 PM
I agree, that makes sense.

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‎12-12-2010 06:37 PM
Do you have plans to change the installer so it can be used with SQL back-ends where you don't have admin rights and may have to conform to various naming requirements?
The alternative is to install to a dev SQL box to let Lansweeper get the local installation done, transfer the database and then change the local config to point to the production SQL back-end where Lansweeper is only a db owner.
This is a kludge for something that should pretty straight forward and simple in the installer: What SQL server and instance? What database name? What database user?
The alternative is to install to a dev SQL box to let Lansweeper get the local installation done, transfer the database and then change the local config to point to the production SQL back-end where Lansweeper is only a db owner.
This is a kludge for something that should pretty straight forward and simple in the installer: What SQL server and instance? What database name? What database user?

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‎12-07-2010 08:10 PM
No, the installer is still the same for new installations.
However, if you change settings like database user, integrated authentication, ..., they will not be overwritten when you upgrade to a new version.
However, if you change settings like database user, integrated authentication, ..., they will not be overwritten when you upgrade to a new version.
