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Bartender Failed To Dreate The System Database

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    Domingo Rodriguez
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    Hello,

    The "BarTender System Database Setup" wizard is the one which needs to create the "BarTender" database on your SQL Server instance. From your post it seems like you're wishing the "BarTender System Database Setup" wizard to log print job data to a different database called "WinCC", which was not created by this wizard.

    Is this correct? If yes, this is not supported. The database needs to be created by our wizard.
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    [quote name='Domingo - Seagull Support' timestamp='1352291283' post='3658']
    Hello,

    The "BarTender System Database Setup" wizard is the one which needs to create the "BarTender" database on your SQL Server instance. From your post it seems like you're wishing the "BarTender System Database Setup" wizard to log print job data to a different database called "WinCC", which was not created by this wizard.

    Is this correct? If yes, this is not supported. The database needs to be created by our wizard.
    [/quote]

    It is not supported to create the Bartender Database Instance in a existing SQL Database? How we can integrate this in to our Existing System which is relaying on the SQL Database WinCC?
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    Domingo Rodriguez
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    So "WinCC" is a database server (or system server) containing databases, correct?

    Which type of credentials are you using, Windows or SQL Server credentials. Does the WinCC system server allows for "SQL Server and Windows authentication mode"? Does the user you specify under "BarTender System Database Setup" have enough permissions to create tables / databases on the SQL Server database? As a test, you could try creating an SQL Server account which has "sysadmin" server role and use this account instead for creating the BarTender system database. Will it still fail?

    On the other hand, please let me know if any of the below conditions is true:

    * Are some of the database instances on "WinCC" offline?
    * Does the computer name where the SQL Server database resides or any of the existing "WinCC" databases contain a dash "-" as part of their name?
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