How to Install CA ERwin Web Portal on SQL Server DBMS

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1 How to Install CA ERwin Web Portal on SQL Server DBMS 1. Create a new Database in MS SQL Server 2008 to prepare your creation of the Web Portal: Create a new Database in SQL Server 2008: Figure 1 Create a new user with SQL Server Authentication security:

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4 Check if the user mirr9 exists at both the database level and the server level (logins folder) Or you can use the following script to create the Database and the user: EXEC sp_configure 'clr enabled', 1 Go RECONFIGURE Go CREATE LOGIN mirr9 WITH PASSWORD = 'mirrg'; CREATE DATABASE MIR; ALTER DATABASE MIR SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; ALTER DATABASE MIR SET READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT ON; ALTER DATABASE MIR SET MULTI_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE::MIR to mirr9; 2. Configure your SQL Server Database with following status: a) Mixed Authentication Mode Figure 6 b) Full Text Search If you are using SQL Server 2005 database, please be sure to enable fulltext. sp_fulltext_database 'enable'

5 Alternatively, you may set that using the GUI: Figure 7 Figure 8

6 c) Enable TCP/IP Figure 9 Figure 10

7 Figure 111 Figure Install your Web Portal r9 software (executable at the time of this writing is CAEWP exe ) To get the install file, please take the following steps: 1. Go to 2. go to the Product Support section 3. Click on Solutions, Downloads and Compatibility You can download the current release of CA ERwin Web Portal r9 from that location.

8 During the installation, if you choose to install SQLserverExpress 2008 r2 on a Windows XP machine, you may need to do the following: Make sure microsoftinstaller 4.5 is installed on the machine. If that is not present, please go to and install MS installer 4.5 MS Powershell is also required. If you are on Windows 7 or already have MS SQL Server 2008, the microsoftinstaller 4.5 and MS Powershell are not required. NOTE: After Installing your Web Portal Software, a best practice is to restart the computer. 4. Go to Program files\meta integration\server Configure and select the Log On tab. Choose the Local System account. However, if you choose This account, please browse for a valid user on the workstation that has full privileges who can start the service and have full access to the API. Figure Start the service by going to Program files\meta integration\start (Restart) Server as a Service. Figure 144

9 6. Go to Start/Program/Meta Integration and run Configure and start the Service: Figure Then launch Meta Management from Start / Programs / Meta Integration to get the Web Portal Connection window from your Web browser:

10 Figure 166 Please be aware that the default instance in the connection window above is for SQLEXPRESS. Please replace that if you have a different instance name as show in the Service window (figure 19): Figure 177 Also please make sure the SQL Server Browser is up and running. Otherwise, you may get an error when testing your connection as in figure 20 below:

11 Figure 188 Now type in all your login information and test your connection:

12 Figure Click Save to get the License information file by clicking the link: DownloadLicense Information to get the file: HostInfo.xml and send that file to the CA licensing Department to generate your Web Portal license. NOTE: For CA ERwin Web Portal licensing, please refer to the following technical document: TEC564157: How do I license ERwin Web Portal? 9. After obtaining your Web Portal license, please browse for the license and then click Save License which will install the license and initialize the repository or Web Portal Database:

13 Figure You can launch the Web Portal tool user interface by going to the URL (default, unless you change to different port) and Login as Administrator / Administrator:

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