User manual BUSINESS OBJECTS CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER FOR WINDOWS QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE

[. . . ] Crystal Reports Server Quick Installation Guide Crystal Reports Server Windows Patents Business Objects owns the following U. S. patents, which may cover products that are offered and sold by Business Objects: 5, 555, 403, 6, 247, 008 B1, 6, 578, 027 B2, 6, 490, 593 and 6, 289, 352. Business Objects, the Business Objects logo, Crystal Reports, and Crystal Enterprise are trademarks or registered trademarks of Business Objects SA or its affiliated companies in the United States and other countries. All other names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. [. . . ] For more details about the WCA, see the BusinessObjects Enterprise Administrator's Guide. 9. If you did not select the Install MSDE or use existing local SQL Server option in the Install Type dialog box, go to step 12. If you selected the Install MSDE or use existing local SQL Server option in the Install Type dialog box, the setup program will attempt to detect an existing installation of the MSDE or SQL Server. Crystal Reports Server Quick Installation Guide 15 2 Installing Crystal Reports Server on Windows Full stand-alone installation · If the setup program detects the MSDE or SQL Server, use the Microsoft SQL Server Authentication dialog box to provide the credentials that correspond to the database account you set up for the CMS. Note: If you have not yet created an account for the CMS, see "Setting up the CMS database" on page 11. Select Overwrite database to overwrite any existing CMS database on this machine and proceed with the install. (If there is an existing CMS database, you must select this option to proceed with the installation. See the BusinessObjects Enterprise Administrator's Guide for information on migrating data from a CMS database). · If the setup program does not detect an existing MSDE or SQL Server database, use the "MSDE Security Configuration" dialog box to create a password for the default SQL administrator account that will be installed along with the MSDE. The setup program later configures the CMS to connect to its system database using this "sa" account and the password you create here. 16 Crystal Reports Server Quick Installation Guide Installing Crystal Reports Server on Windows Full stand-alone installation 2 10. If you did not select the Install MSDE or use existing local SQL Server option in the Install Type dialog box, the CMS Database Information dialog box appears. Specify the database connection type that the CMS must use to connect to the CMS database: · · If you select SQL Server or Informix, click Select DSN to choose (or create) the appropriate system data source and provide the database Login ID and password. If you select Oracle, DB2, or Sybase, enter the name of the database server, along with the database Login ID and password. When you reach the Start Installation dialog box, click Next. The installation of files begins immediately. During the installation process, you may be prompted to restart the local machine. When the installation program has finished copying files, you are given the opportunity to register your product. When you reach the final setup dialog box, clear Launch Publishing Wizard unless you want to publish your own reports to Crystal Reports Server immediately. Tip: Sample reports are installed by default, so you can verify your installation and learn your way around Crystal Reports Server. When the installation is complete, you can access Crystal Reports Server by opening your web browser and going to: Crystal Reports Server Quick Installation Guide 17 2 Installing Crystal Reports Server on Windows Full stand-alone installation http://webserver/businessobjects/enterprise11/ Here, the term webserver represents the name of the local machine. If you cannot access Crystal Reports Server, start the Central Configuration Manager (CCM) from the BusinessObjects 11 program group. Ensure that all of the servers listed are both started and enabled. To ensure that all servers are started Go to Start > Programs > BusinessObjects 11 > Crystal Reports Server > Central Configuration Manager. In the Central Configuration Manager, you will see a list of all the Crystal Reports Server servers. Ensure that all the servers in the list have a status of Running. All started servers also have an icon of a server with a green arrow to their left. If there are any servers that have a status of Stopped, they must be started before you can access Crystal Reports Server. [. . . ] For more information, see "Business Views Architecture" in the Business Views Administrator's Guide. · Repository Migration Wizard A tool that allows you to copy the data from an existing repository database into another data source. For more information, see "Managing BusinessObjects Enterprise Repository"in the BusinessObjects Enterprise XI Administrator's Guide. · Data Source Migration Wizard A tool that allows you to migrate Crystal reports that are based on Crystal queries, dictionaries, and InfoViews to Crystal Reports Server. Consult the BusinessObjects Enterprise Administrator's Guide, the BusinessObjects Enterprise Getting Started Guide, and the BusinessObjects Enterprise User's Guide for more information about using Crystal Reports Server. Online versions of these guides are included in the doc directory of your product distribution. These documents are also accessible from the Administration Launchpad, Crystal Reports Server's web based interface. 26 Crystal Reports Server Quick Installation Guide Business Objects Information Resources appendix A Business Objects Information Resources Documentation and information services Documentation and information services Business Objects offers a full documentation set covering its products and their deployment. [. . . ]