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| + | then you should add a login for that in SQL Server: | ||
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| + | Check that the Login properties for the user are set as below: | ||
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| + | =====Server roles===== | ||
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| + | =====User Mapping===== | ||
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| + | You will need to select the FluenceXL database created for use within SQL Repository: | ||
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| + | =====Securables===== | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:34, 4 July 2023
Contents
Default application pool user
If you are using the default application pool user in IIS:
then you should add a login for that in SQL Server:
Check that the Login properties for the user are set as below:
Server roles
User Mapping
You will need to select the FluenceXL database created for use within SQL Repository:
Securables
Status
