Creating Dedicated Database or Schema
Creating a Dedicated Database or Schema in Microsoft SQL Server
To create a dedicated database in Microsoft SQL Server, follow these steps:
- Create a database/schema.
For example, erwinDISuite. - Unzip the erwin DI Suite installation package.
- Navigate to the SQL folder.
- Execute the erwinDISuite_SqlServer.sql file against the newly created erwinDISuite database.
The database tables required for erwin DI Suite are created in your SQL Server database.
Note: Ensure that you execute the <xx>_SQLServer.sql file against the newly created dedicated database and not on the master schema.
Once you have created a dedicated database/schema, create a dedicated database user account.
To create a database login role, follow these steps:
- In Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio > Security, right-click Logins.
- Click New Login.
The Login - New window appears. - Enter a Login name.
For example, erwinDISuiteUser. - Select SQL Server Authentication as the login mode.
- Enter a Password and confirm it.
- On the User Mapping page, do the following:
- In the Users mapped to this login section, select your dedicated database.
- In the Database role membership for <database> section, select the following roles:
- public
- db_owner
- data_reader
- data_writer
- Click OK.
Creating a Dedicated Database or Schema in Oracle
To create a dedicated schema in Oracle, follow these steps:
- Create a schema.
For example, erwinDISuite. - Assign the following roles/privileges to the user/schema.
- Resource
- Connect
- Create Views
- Unzip the erwin DI Suite installation package.
- Navigate to the SQL folder.
- Execute the erwinDISuite_Oracle.sql file against the newly created erwinDISuite schema.
The database tables required for erwin DI Suite are created in your Oracle schema.
Note: Ensure that you create a dedicated schema in Oracle for AMM and that you execute the <xx>_Oracle.sql file against the newly created dedicated database.
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