MASTER_40_Salesware_Installation_Guide
MASTER_40_Salesware_Installation_Guide
MASTER_40_Salesware_Installation_Guide
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problems running the software, you must upgrade your computer to a supported operating system and<br />
re-install Siriusware software before calling Siriusware Technical Support.<br />
Note: Can you run the new <strong>Salesware</strong> .msi (Microsoft Installer) installers on a system with the old<br />
(.exe-based) installs on them? Yes, but you must run the new CommonFiles installer first; it is a<br />
good practice to remove the old CommonFiles first. All new <strong>Salesware</strong> installers are .msi-based,<br />
except for ServerFiles, which remains .EXE-based.<br />
Installing SQL Server<br />
SQL Server is installed on Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003. Siriusware supports both<br />
SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005. To install SQL Server, you must have administrative rights to<br />
the server computer.<br />
Installing SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2000 Service Pack 4<br />
The following installation steps configure the system so that the database administrator logs in using<br />
the built-in system account. Please install using different parameters if they are more appropriate to<br />
your installation.<br />
To install SQL Server 2000:<br />
1. Insert the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition <strong>Installation</strong> CD.<br />
2. If “autorun” does not come up automatically, open the CD and double-click on<br />
autorun.exe.<br />
3. Select SQL Server 2000 Components.<br />
4. Select Install Database Server.<br />
5. At the Welcome dialog, click Next.<br />
6. At the Computer Name dialog, select Local Computer and click Next.<br />
7. At the <strong>Installation</strong> Selection dialog, select Create a new instance of SQL Server, or Install<br />
Client Tools, and click Next.<br />
8. At the User Information dialog, enter your name and company and click Next.<br />
9. At the Software License Agreement dialog, click Yes.<br />
10. At the <strong>Installation</strong> Definition dialog, select Server and Client Tools and click Next.<br />
11. At the Instance Name dialog, check Default and click Next.<br />
Note: If the check box for Default is grayed out and you are required to type an Instance Name, then<br />
a version of SQL Server has already been installed on this computer. In that case, open the Services<br />
Administrative Tool and find the existing version of MSSQLSERVER. It most likely has the<br />
software package with which it was installed in the name.<br />
12. At the Setup Type dialog, select Typical and click Next.<br />
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