Server Upgrade Wizard > MultiTerm Data Store Connection

On this page of the wizard provide connection details for the server where the termbases to be upgraded are located. Ordinarily the wizard would use the connection details you specified when MultiTerm Server was installed. However, you can change the connection details by editing them here.

If you change the connection settings, the new settings become the default connection settings for connecting to the server.

If you change the connection settings, the updated settings can be seen on the Database page in the server console. However, they will not be visible in the console until you have closed and then reopened the console.

 

Box

Description

Start by using current configuration (read from MultiTerm Server configuration file)

If this box is selected, the remaining boxes are disabled and the settings displayed in those boxes will be used by the wizard.

Clear the selection from this box to make the remaining boxes available for updating.

Data Store:

   Database type

   Database location

   MultiTerm master database

These settings will be used by the wizard to connect to the database server.

If you clear the selection from the Start by using current configuration check box, you can change the values in these boxes.

  • Database type - For example, SQL Server.

  • Database Location - The server name or server IP address

  • Master Database - The master database that contains the termbases to be upgraded. The default is MTMaster.

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If you choose to change any of the current data store configuration settings, you must stop the MultiTerm services on the MultiTerm 2009 SP3 server first.

 

Authentication into data store:

   Use Windows Authentication

   Database user name

   Password

You can use Windows authentication or SQL authentication to access the database.

If you choose not to use Windows authentication, you will have to provide a valid user name and the password for the SQL user account.

 

 

Related Topics

About the MultiTerm Server Console

Upgrade MultiTerm Server 2009 (SP2) Termbases and Users

Upgrade MultiTerm Server 2007 Termbases and Users