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SQL Login

The Enterprise PDM file vault database is hosted on a SQL server. When users log on to a file vault from an Enterprise PDM client, a SQL database connection is established using a SQL login account provided by the archive server.

The SQL account must have at least db_owner permissions in all Enterprise PDM databases on the SQL server (i.e., the file vault databases and the ConisioMasterDb database.) Even if you specify a SQL account with very low permissions on the SQL server, this user will be assigned db_owner access to new file vaults. If you change the SQL login from a user with sysadmin server permissions (the sa user, for example) to another SQL user with low permissions, you still must assign db_owner access to any Enterprise PDM databases (the vault databases and ConisioMasterDb).

Configuring the Default SQL Login

To configure the default SQL login:

  1. Click (toolbar) or Tools > Default Settings .
  2. In the Default Settings dialog box under SQL login, click Change.
  3. In the Change SQL User Login dialog box, in the SQL user login field, enter the username for the SQL account used by clients to connect to the file vault databases.
  4. Enter the password in the Password field, and enter it again in the Confirm password field.

    The Password field initially appears empty even if a password has already been set.

  5. Click OK and click OK again in the Default Settings dialog box.


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