OneSight Administrator Guide

Database Maintenance
3. Use Enterprise Manager to back up the OneSight database (by
default, named OneSight). Move the database backup device
file, (OneSight_backup.bak, typically located in the mssql7\backup
folder) to the remote SQL server. If you do not see a backup file
with this name, use Enterprise Manager to check the path for
the OneSight_backup device.
4. Restore the database on the new server from the backup file.
Note: Make sure you restore the same version of backup that
you created on the other server. SQL Server supports multiple
backups in the same device file.
5. Use Query Analyzer to execute the stored procedure that
creates the users and logins for the remote SQL server.
Assuming the default name of OneSight, select the OneSight
database and execute the following command:
exec SP_createusers 'OneSight'
6. Use Enterprise Manager to change the password of the
OneSightAdmin login on the remote SQL server to agree with
the password in the database section of the OSServer.properties
file on the OneSight server. (This is necessary only if you have
changed the OneSight default password, null, to something
else.)
7. Change the SQL Alias machine specification. Open Enterprise
Manager, then run the Client Network Utility.
Version 2.0
The Server alias is the machine name, and the same machine
name is also specified in the Connection Parameters column.
Change both of these machine name designations to the
machine name of the new HWM database machine and edit the
TCP port number if applicable.
Version 2.1 and above
The Server alias named HWMDatabase has the machine name in
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