Running scripts to create or upgrade the SQL schema on Microsoft SQL Server
This section describes the command that you run to
create or upgrade the SQL schema on Microsoft SQL
Server. The command that you run depends on the task you are doing
and on the type of authentication that you use to connect to the SQL
Server.
- Creating the SQL schema before installing the product
- When using SQL Server Authentication
- Master domain manager and its backup
- Dynamic domain manager and its backup
- Run Procedure to create the dynamic workload broker SQL schema on Microsoft SQL Server when using SQL Server Authentication.
- When using Windows Authentication
- Master domain manager and its backup
- Dynamic domain manager and its backup
- Run Procedure to create the dynamic workload broker SQL schema on Microsoft SQL Server when using Windows Authentication.
- Upgrading the SQL schema before upgrading the product
- When using SQL Server Authentication
- Master domain manager and its backup
- Dynamic domain manager and its backup
- Run Procedure to upgrade the dynamic workload broker SQL schema on Microsoft SQL Server when using SQL Server Authentication.
- When using Windows Authentication
- Master domain manager and its backup
- Dynamic domain manager and its backup
- Run Procedure to upgrade the dynamic workload broker SQL schema on Microsoft SQL Server when using Windows Authentication.