Create users
This section provides information on setting up users for SQL Server 2005
Before you begin:
- You should have completed installing SQL Server 2005 and
creating databases.
- If WebSphere Portal Express Version
6.1 and
an earlier version of WebSphere Portal Express coexist,
the database user IDs for WebSphere Portal Express Version
6.1 must be different than earlier
versions to avoid conflicts during installation.
Create the recommended database users with the SQL Server Management
Studio. At least one user is required for each SQL Server 2005 instance.
Take
care to create users in an environment that has the same settings as the actual
runtime environment. For example, avoid creating a user in an English environment
if you plan to use that user in a Turkish environment.
- Connect to your SQL Server 2005 instance.
- Expand the tree view beneath the SQL Server instance.
- Expand Security and right-click on Logins.
- In the opening context menu, select New Login....
- Enter the database user names.
- Select SQL Server Authentication.
- Set a password for the selected user.
- In the Database Access window, select the
database the user must connect to at runtime. The following mappings are recommended:
Database
| User |
RELEASE
| RELEASEUSR
|
COMMUNITY
| COMMUNITYUSR
|
CUSTOMIZATION
| CUSTOMIZATIONUSR
|
JCRDB
| ICMADMIN
|
FDBKDB
| FEEDBACK
|
LMDB
| LMDBUSR
|
- Be sure that the only Server Role selected is public.
- Set Database Access as follows:
Database
| User
| Database Role
|
RELEASE
| RELEASEUSR
| public db_owner
|
COMMUNITY
| COMMUNITYUSR
| public db_owner
|
CUSTOMIZATION
| CUSTOMIZATIONUSR
| public db_owner
|
JCRDB
| ICMADMIN
| public db_owner
|
FDBKDB
| FEEDBACK
| public db_owner
|
LMDB
| LMDBUSR
| public db_owner
|
- Click OK to save the user changes.
Parent topic: Configuring SQL Server 2005
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