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Create a SQL Server Repository
Creating a SQL Server database is fully documented in the product information provided with your SQL Server installer.
Having created your SQL Server database, use the SQL script (SQLServer_EASchema.sql) provided by Sparx Systems to create the required table definitions for Enterprise Architect. You can obtain the script from the Sparx Systems website, on the:
- Registered Corporate edition 'Resources' page (Registered users)
- Corporate edition 'Resources' page (Trial users)
If you are unfamiliar with SQL Server and DBMS systems in general, you might want to consider a suitable front end tool, such as SQL Enterprise Manager.
SQL Enterprise Manager example
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In SQL Enterprise Manager, locate the server on which to create your new project; for example: DBSERVER02\SQLEXPRESS. |
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Right-click and choose the 'New Database' option. |
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Enter a suitable name for the database. Set any file options as required. Ensure that the database collation is set to the alphabet you use, such as Latin or Cyrillic, and case-insensitive. |
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Click on the database to select it, then select the 'New Query' menu option. |
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In the Query window, use the 'Open File' dialog to locate the SQLServer_EASchema.sql script file. |
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Click on the . In the drop-down menu, check that you have selected the correct database to run the script in. |
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Click on the ; SQL Server executes the script, which creates the base tables for an Enterprise Architect project. |
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