Note: This Tech Note was formerly titled Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 for Wonderware Historian v10.0.

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1 Tech Note 682 Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 for Wonderware Products All Tech Notes, Tech Alerts and KBCD documents and software are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. See the Terms of Use for more information. Topic#: Created: February 2010 Updated: May 2010 Updated: December 2012 Updated: August 2013 Introduction Note: This Tech Note was formerly titled Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 for Wonderware Historian v10.0. This Tech Note provides step-by-step procedures to install SQL Server 2008 on a 32- or 64-bit Operating System. Wonderware Historian version 10.0 supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows Server 2008 SP2 and Vista SP2 (Ultimate, Business, and Enterprise) Operating System editions. Historian 10.x and older supports Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and bit version ONLY. Products included in Wonderware System Platform 2012 R2 (Historian/Historian Client, Wonderware Application Server, and Wonderware Information Server) support MS SQL Server 2008 (and later) 32- and 64-bit versions. The following table details the SQL Server requirements for ArchestrA System Platform 2012 R2 components. Use the following legend: Y Supported S Small System Only R Supported and Recommended N Not Supported <blank cell> Not Applicable 2008 SP3 Express- SSMSE (32- bit) 2008 SP3 Standard, Enterprise (32- bit Only) 2008 R2 SP1 Express- SSMSE (32- bit) 2008 R2 SP1 Standard, Enterprise (32/64-bit) 2012 Express- SSMSE (32- bit) 2012 Standard, Enterprise (32/64-bit) InTouch 2012 R2 (v. 10.6) S Y S Y S Y Application Server 2012 R2 (v3.6) S Y S Y S Y Historian Server 2012 R2 (v11.0) S Y S Y S Y Historian Client 2012 R2 (v10.1) 1/26

2 Information Server Portal 2012 R2 (v5.0) S Y S Y S Y Information Server Clients 2012 R2 (v5.0) Compact Installation (1-500 I/O-pernode) Y N Y N Y N Small Installation (1-5,000 I/Oper-node) N Y N R N Y Medium Installation (5K- 50K I/O-pernode) N Y N R N Y Large Installation (50K-400K I/Oper-node) N N N R N Y Check the Compatibility Matrix on the Wonderware Developer Network for other product details. You should allow approximately 1 hour to complete the installation. Application Versions See Compatibility Table (above) Installing SQL Server Insert the SQL Server 2008 installation DVD into your DVD drive. If the autorun feature on your DVD drive does not launch the installation program, navigate to the root of the DVD and double-click Setup.exe. You will see the SQL Server Installation Center: 2/26

3 FIGURE 1: SQL SERVER INSTALLATION CENTER If you click New SQL Server stand-alone... you will install the 64-bit version. Important: SQL Server bit version is currently not supported for versions prior to ArchestrA System Platform 2012 R2 SP1. For more information, which product is supported with what SQL Server version, please see the Database Compatibility Matrix on the Wonderware Developer Network. 2. Click the Options item and select your Processor Type. If you are using Wonderware product released before Wonderware System Platform 2012 R2, click the x86 Processor Type (Figure 2 below). The option shown below is used only in the context of this Tech Note. It shows installing the 32-bit architecture version of SQL Server. Review the Compatibility Table (above) for your specific requirements. FIGURE 2: X86 PROCESSOR TYPE OPTION 3. Click Installation and then New SQL Server stand-alone... (Figure 2 above) to install the 32-bit SQL Server This installation will now run the Setup Support Rules operation. This operation identifies problems that can happen during the installation of SQL Server Setup Support files. You must correct all the problems before the install can continue. After the operation completed, all the setup support rules must be passed. 3/26

4 Click the Show Details button to see the status of the rules (Figure 3 below). FIGURE 3: COMPLETED SETUP SUPPORT RULES 4. To continue, click OK. 5. On the Setup Support Files screen, click Install to continue with the support files installation. 4/26

5 FIGURE 4: SUPPORT FILES INSTALLATION 6. When the Support Files installation is finished, click Next. 5/26

6 FIGURE 5: SETUP SUPPORT FILES INSTALLATION COMPLETED 7. On the Product Key dialog box, click the Enter the product key option. The embedded product key should appear in the field. 6/26

7 FIGURE 6: EMBEDDED PRODUCT KEY 8. Click Next. 9. Review the license terms, and if you agree, click I Accept the License Terms and click Next. 7/26

8 FIGURE 7: ACCEPT LICENSE TERMS 10. Select the features shown in Figure 8 (below). Analysis and Reporting Services (for WIS integration) are optional selections. SQL Server Replication and Full Text Search are also optional selections that do not impact Historian functionality. 8/26

9 FIGURE 8: SELECT FEATURES 11. Click Next. This example includes Reporting Services because the Wonderware Information Server is installed later. 12. On the Instance Selection dialog box, select the Default Instance (Figure 9 below). Wonderware Products currently do not support Named Instances. 9/26

10 FIGURE 9: DEFAULT INSTANCE Accept the default Instance ID and Instance Root Directory. 13. Click Next. Note: MS SQL 2008 Express Edition is supported for Historian If you are installing MS SQL 2008 Express, make sure it actually installs the Default instance. There is an issue in the Express install that even if you select the Default instance required by the Wonderware Historian, it still results in the database engine being installed as the instance named SQLEXPRESS. As a workaround, you can select the option to install a Named instance and enter MSSQLSERVER as the instance name (see the information about CR L in the Historian's Readme.html file). 10/26

11 FIGURE 10: DISK SPACE REQUIREMENTS 14. Confirm the Disk Space Requirements and click Next. 15. In the Server Configuration window, click Use the same account for all SQL Server services, then select NT Authority\System from the drop-down list (Figure 11 below). 11/26

12 FIGURE 11: SERVER CONFIGURATION 16. If you are installing MS SQL Server on an English operating system, proceed to Step 19 (below) to continue the installation. If you are installing MS SQL Server on a non-english operating system, click the Collation tab and proceed to Step 17 (below). 17. In the Collation tab, select SQL_Latin1_General for the Database Engine collation. If you are installing Analysis Services, its collation setting is Latin1_General_CI_AS (Figure 12 below). 12/26

13 FIGURE 12: SERVER CONFIGURATION - COLLATION If you find any other collation, change it to Latin1_General by clicking the Customize button next to Database Engine collation field. Then, select SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS from the list (Figure 13 below). 13/26

14 FIGURE 13: SERVER CONFIGURATION -CUSTOMIZE DATABASE ENGINE COLLATION 18. Click the Customize button next to Analysis Services collation and select Latin_General from the list (Figure 14 below). 14/26

15 FIGURE 14: SERVER CONFIGURATION CUSTOMIZE ANALYSIS SERVICES COLLATION 19. Click OK then Next. 20. On the Database Engine Configuration screen, select the Mixed Mode (SQL Server authentication and Windows Authentication) in the Account Provisioning tab (Figure 12 below). Mixed Mode (SQL Server authentication and Windows authentication) is optional but strongly recommended. 21. Type a password for the built-in SQL System Administrator account (sa). Configure the sa-level with a strong password for security purposes. 22. Click Add to add any users who you want to have administrator rights when using Windows authentication. In this example, a domain account and the Administrator user are visible (Figure 15 below). 15/26

16 FIGURE 15: DATABASE ENGINE CONFIGURATION 23. Click the Data Directories tab to review all the directories then click Next (Figure 16 below). 16/26

17 FIGURE 16: DATABASE ENGINE CONFIGURATION > DATA DIRECTORIES 24. On the Analysis Services Configuration window, click Add to specify the users to have administrative permissions for Analysis Services. 17/26

18 FIGURE 17: ANALYSIS SERVICES CONFIGURATION 25. Click the Data Directories tab to examine the folder. 18/26

19 FIGURE 18: ANALYSIS SERVICES CONFIGURATION > DATA DIRECTORIES 26. Click Next. 27. In the Reporting Services Configuration window, click Install the native mode default configuration option and click Next (Figure 19 below). In this example, Wonderware Information Server is used as the native mode. 19/26

20 FIGURE 19: REPORTING SERVICES CONFIGURATION 28. Accept the default settings for the rest of the installation sequence. The installation will then proceed and you will see each module install. 20/26

21 FIGURE 20: ERROR AND USAGE REPORTING 29. When the Installation completes, click the Show details button. 21/26

22 FIGURE 21: INSTALLATION RULES 22/26

23 FIGURE 22: INSTALLATION RULES PASSED On the Ready to Install screen, click Install (Figure 23 below). 23/26

24 FIGURE 23: READY TO INSTALL 30. When the setup process completes, all of the feature installations in the Installation Progress screen should show Success in the Status column (Figure 24 below). 24/26

25 FIGURE 24: INSTALLATION PROGRESS SUCCESS 31. Click Next to finish the installation. When the installation completes, you should see the Complete screen (Figure 25 below). 25/26

26 FIGURE 25: INSTALLATION COMPLETE 32. Install SQL Server 2008 SP1 from file SQLServer2008SP1-KB x86-ENU.exe from the SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 DVD. Click the following icon to view this file in.pdf format: B. Nguyen, M. Salah, P. Mauler Tech Notes are published occasionally by Wonderware Technical Support. Publisher: Invensys Systems, Inc., Rancho Parkway South, Lake Forest, CA There is also technical information on our software products at Wonderware Technical Support. For technical support questions, send an to support@wonderware.com. Back to top 2013 Invensys Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the material protected by this copyright may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, broadcasting, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Invensys Systems, Inc. Terms of Use. 26/26