Sage v17.11 SQL

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Below you will find brief information for Estimating v17.11 SQL. This guide will help you understand the new SQL Server features and how they work with Sage Estimating. The guide covers topics such as installation, security, and troubleshooting.

Key Features

  • New SQL Server database

  • Improved security

  • Increased performance

  • Enhanced reporting capabilities

  • Greater flexibility for queries

  • Installation and Administration Guide

  • Troubleshooting SQL Server Issues

Frequently Answers and Questions

What are the minimum system requirements to install SQL Server?

For current information about supported operating systems, Internet browsers, Microsoft® SQL Server®, and other software, and about system requirements for servers and client workstations, refer to our Knowledgebase article ID 76530, available at https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/viewdocument.do?externalId=82105.

Which operating systems are supported with SQL Server?

For current information about supported operating systems, Internet browsers, Microsoft® SQL Server®, and other software, and about system requirements for servers and client workstations, refer to our Knowledgebase article ID 76530, available at https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/viewdocument.do?externalId=82105.

Can I use File Tools or other utilities to back up my SQL databases?

No. You must detach your databases and then back them up after the process is complete. File Tools and other utilities do not perform this function. Use SQL Server Management Studio or SQL Server Management Studio Express to back up your SQL data.

How can I test whether SQL Server is working in Sage Estimating?

The first time you start Sage Estimating or the Estimating Management Console after installing the Sage Estimating software, you should be able to use the Configuration wizard to locate your SQL Server instance. If you are able to use the Configuration wizard to successfully locate at least one SQL Server instance, your installation of SQL Server is operating correctly.

What do I need to be able to manage user access rights in SQL Server?

For Sage Estimating, security is managed entirely from within the Security feature of the Estimating Management Console. You can create roles and their corresponding permissions to access various Sage Estimating tasks and features. You must be belong to the Sage Estimating administrator role to create roles and assign them to other operators.

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