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Depending on which you select, you need the following files, available from the Siriusware web site.<br />

Existing database<br />

SiriusSQL.ldf<br />

SiriusSQL.mdf<br />

SiriusSQL_Logs.ndf<br />

SiriusSQL_Transact.ndf<br />

Siriusware.LIC<br />

New database (Note: ** indicates the current release<br />

number)<br />

SiriusSQL_clean_<strong>40</strong>50h.zip (contains<br />

SiriusSQL.ldf, SiriusSQL.mdf,<br />

SiriusSQL_Logs.ndf and<br />

SiriusSQL_Transact.ndf)<br />

create_AppRole_SiriusSQL.sql<br />

Insert_SiriusSQL_SystemData_<strong>40</strong>**.zip<br />

In addition, you need to ensure that your database is up-to-date, regardless of which option you<br />

choose. You perform this step last and use a file with a filename of the format:<br />

SiriusSQL_<strong>40</strong>**_to_<strong>40</strong>**.sql.<br />

Optional installation files<br />

Other files that are also helpful when performing an installation are listed and described in the<br />

following table:<br />

File(s)<br />

Layouts for printing<br />

Siriusware 4.0 license file<br />

Global .INI file<br />

Description<br />

Layouts are used to format printed output on tickets, passes,<br />

vouchers, receipts, etc. See <strong>Salesware</strong> Layouts. These are placed in<br />

the Siriusware/SiriusFS/Layouts directory.<br />

If you are installing an existing SiriusSQL database, you cannot<br />

begin using <strong>Salesware</strong> until you place the associated license file in<br />

the Siriusware/SiriusFS/License directory. If you are<br />

installing a “clean” SiriusSQL database, you must make a request to<br />

Siriusware Client Services to generate a new license file for you<br />

using your unique Client # available from SysManager > Help ><br />

About SysManager after you install SysManager. It is also placed<br />

in the Siriusware/SiriusFS/License directory.<br />

<strong>Salesware</strong> 4.0 features self-configuration of salespoints using a<br />

global .INI capability, as described in the “configuration” section<br />

of the <strong>Salesware</strong> Modules, Configuration and Maintenance<br />

document. If you have already configured your global .INI file in<br />

SysManager, you can save it from the SysManager > Preferences ><br />

Miscellaneous > Global Salespoint INI tab > Write To File<br />

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