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March 12, 2009 |
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Save BIG on BI
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UPCOMING EVENTS |
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COLLABORATE
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Booth: 5575 |
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May 3 - 7,
2009
Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, FL
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Workstation Install Procedure
Perform this installation if you use E1 in the full client mode -- i.e. you
have a full E1 client install on your workstation.
- If you do not have a drive mapped to your deployment server share, map a
drive to the <Dep Server Name>\B7333
- From your mapped drive, run: <Dep Server Name>\B7333\Data Access
Studio\Setup.exe
- If you do not have the .NET framework on your workstation, the setup
program will launch the .NET installer. When prompted to do so, install
the .NET framework to your workstation. This installation takes about 5
minutes. You only need to install the .NET Framework once.
- Once the .NET pre-requisite is installed, setup presents the installer
welcome screen:
- Click "Next".
- Pick the default location that the Installer provides. Select the "Everyone" radio button. Click
"Next".
- Click "Next" again to begin the installation.
- Once the installation is complete, press "Close".
- If the machine's MDAC level is below 2.8, setup.exe will invoke the MDAC
installer. This install is optional unless you intend to use the OLE DB
features of DAS. If you perform the MDAC install, then you will be
required to reboot this machine. To cancel the MDAC install, press
Cancel. Otherwise install the updated MDAC drivers.
- To run DAS, simply click the DataAccessStudio icon that was installed to
your desktop. Alternately, run DataAccessStudio.exe from the folder
where you installed Data Access Studio above. Or, refer to the DAS Helps
to see how to setup DataAccessStudio as a Task/Shortcut in EnterpriseOne.
Back to Install
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