This guide includes the individual steps for setting up an MS SQL databaseA database is an organized collection of data including relevant data structures. for AE usage.
Refer to the reference section of the AE
database in order to optimize performance.
Do not limit resource consumption. Aborting transactions due to limitations specified in the database can impede processing in the AE system. Additionally, inconsistent database contents can result, which can cause subsequent errors or endless loops.
Note that modifying database contents results in an inconsistent database.
Do no activate the option "autoshrink" in the database. This can occasionally cause a Automation Engine standstill.
Note that it is important to set the SQL cursor (1st digit=S) or to activate MarsConnection in the INI-file parameter for the ODBC access (SQLDRIVERCONNECT=
) in the particular component (Automation Engine, utility). Otherwise, the SQL Server database can only process one command at the time which results in the following errort:
U0003590 DB error: 'SQLExecDirect', 'ERROR ', 'HY000', 'Connection is busy with results for another command'
You can maintain the AE database by using partitioning with ILMStands for Information Lifecycle Management, which refers to a wide-ranging set of strategies for administering storage systems on computing devices. (Information Lifecycle Management). Automic recommends reading the document about"Maintaining the data records"before you set up the database.
Size required for the initial installation of an AE database |
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Test systems: |
1 GB |
Production systems: |
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Small systems |
5 - 20 GB |
Medium systems |
20 - 50 GB |
Large system |
more than 50 GB |
1. | Requirements |
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Setting up the database |
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3. | Creating a database user |
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4. | Setting up the Data Source |
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