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TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation

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Installing <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong> 3.2<br />

• INSTALL_DEMODATA. This controls whether or not the demo database<br />

should be created. Set to “no” if you do not wish to create it. The default is<br />

“yes”.<br />

• WINDOWS_LOGIN_ACCOUNT. This is the Windows Login Account that is<br />

used to authenticate with the database server. This is not used if you are using<br />

database authentication.<br />

Note: When using Windows Integrated Login, the create_server_user_ia.sql script<br />

will create a database user with the name specified in the<br />

WINDOWS_LOGIN_ACCOUNT. By default, it is assumed that a Windows login<br />

with this name already exists. If it does not and you wish to create such a login, open<br />

the script in a text editor and uncomment the section that reads<br />

/*<br />

use master<br />

GO<br />

CREATE LOGIN [$(WINDOWS_LOGIN_ACCOUNT)] FROM WINDOWS WITH<br />

DEFAULT_DATABASE=[$(SERVERDB_NAME)], DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=[us_english]<br />

GO<br />

ALTER LOGIN [$(WINDOWS_LOGIN_ACCOUNT)] ENABLE<br />

GO<br />

DENY VIEW ANY DATABASE<br />

TO [$(WINDOWS_LOGIN_ACCOUNT)]<br />

*/<br />

If you wish to create the demo database, do not change the default database name,<br />

username, and password. Make sure that the database server does not have a database<br />

or a user with these names already.<br />

Note: If you install the demo database, you need to perform additional steps to make<br />

the data available to the users. Please see the the section “Making the Demo Database<br />

Available” on page 54 for more information on how to do this.<br />

4 Save the file and exit the editor.<br />

The demo database contains example data that is useful for learning about <strong>Spotfire</strong>. If<br />

the users are new to <strong>Spotfire</strong>, you might want to install it.<br />

Case Sensitive Collation<br />

If your database server is set to use a case sensitive collation by default, you must also<br />

specify that the <strong>Spotfire</strong> database should be case insensitive. To do this, you must edit<br />

the SQL script create_server_db.sql:<br />

1 Open this file in a text editor.<br />

2 Find the commented out line<br />

--create database $(SERVERDB_NAME) collate Latin1_General_CI_AS;<br />

3 Remove the leading “--”. Set the collation to the collation of your preference, and<br />

make sure it is case insensitive (CI), for example Latin1_General_CI_AS. (Refer to the<br />

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