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Depending on which you select, you need the following files, available from the Siriusware web site. Existing database SiriusSQL.ldf SiriusSQL.mdf SiriusSQL_Logs.ndf SiriusSQL_Transact.ndf Siriusware.LIC New database (Note: ** indicates the current release number) SiriusSQL_clean_4050h.zip (contains SiriusSQL.ldf, SiriusSQL.mdf, SiriusSQL_Logs.ndf and SiriusSQL_Transact.ndf) create_AppRole_SiriusSQL.sql Insert_SiriusSQL_SystemData_40**.zip In addition, you need to ensure that your database is up-to-date, regardless of which option you choose. You perform this step last and use a file with a filename of the format: SiriusSQL_40**_to_40**.sql. Optional installation files Other files that are also helpful when performing an installation are listed and described in the following table: File(s) Layouts for printing Siriusware 4.0 license file Global .INI file Description Layouts are used to format printed output on tickets, passes, vouchers, receipts, etc. See Salesware Layouts. These are placed in the Siriusware/SiriusFS/Layouts directory. If you are installing an existing SiriusSQL database, you cannot begin using Salesware until you place the associated license file in the Siriusware/SiriusFS/License directory. If you are installing a “clean” SiriusSQL database, you must make a request to Siriusware Client Services to generate a new license file for you using your unique Client # available from SysManager > Help > About SysManager after you install SysManager. It is also placed in the Siriusware/SiriusFS/License directory. Salesware 4.0 features self-configuration of salespoints using a global .INI capability, as described in the “configuration” section of the Salesware Modules, Configuration and Maintenance document. If you have already configured your global .INI file in SysManager, you can save it from the SysManager > Preferences > Miscellaneous > Global Salespoint INI tab > Write To File 6
ports.INI file PDF documentation set Other installers Utilities button. You can then re-import the file after a fresh install of a new database to regain your original settings. The ports.INI file is used to configure cash drawers, customer (pole) displays and change dispensers at a salespoint. After you install Sales, this file can be copied into the Sales folder if you have multiple salespoints that are using the same ports.INI settings. The entire Salesware documentation set is available as a collection (zip file) of PDF files that can be “unzipped” into the Siriusware/SiriusFS/Docs directory. Siriusware provides a number of installers for further functionality. To obtain some of these installers an additional fee may be required. The advantage to having all of the installers that you need is that you can copy them all into one place on your network (typically \Siriusware\SiriusFS\Install). A variety of utilities are available from the Siriusware web site. These utilities are documented in the Salesware User Guide for Advanced Users. These utilities can be copied into the Siriusware/SiriusFS/Utilities directory. Installing operating systems Salesware currently supports the following operating systems: • Windows XP Home (not recommended) • Windows XP Professional • Windows 2000 Professional • Windows 2000 Server • Windows Server 2003 Installation of operating systems should be performed in accordance with standard Microsoft procedures. For hardware specifications, see the Salesware System Architecture and Specifications document. Note: If you want to run the installers on unsupported operating systems (not recommended), you must first download the appropriate Windows Installer installation file from Microsoft and install it. Windows Installer v2.0 must be installed prior to running the installs (these are available in service packs for supported operating systems, but must be downloaded from the Microsoft web site to install on non-supported operating systems). If you don’t do this, the following message pops up: This operating system is no longer supported by Microsoft and is therefore not supported by Siriusware. PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK! If you have problems with the installation, or have 7
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Password Sales32c.INI DirectNetLink
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