Contrasting Database Engines; Converting To Another Database; Table 15-1 First Log On To Admin (Default Data For Ms Access) - Honeywell Rapid Eye Administrator's Manual

Contrasting Database Engines

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Converting to Another Database

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The Next Time that you Log On
The next time that you use Admin, the same Multi db is used. A Multi db can be renamed.
See Renaming a Multi Database
Table 15-1 First Log On to Admin (Default Data for MS Access)
Item Value
User ID Administrator
Password None
Microsoft Access Selected
Database path To installation folder (by default it is C:\Program Files\Honeywell
Video Systems\Rapid Eye Multi-Media [version number]).
Database name REMCentral.mdb, a Multi database file in the folder where Admin
was installed.
Quick Contrast of Database Templates
Microsoft Access. You do not need to have Microsoft Access installed on your system to
use the default Multi Central db immediately. The only limitation for larger installations is an
MS-Access db may not be able to hold the number of database records needed.
SQL Server or MSDE. These database engines require preparation and database
expertise. They may involve converting a Multi Central db. These db engines are also
designed to hold a larger number of records. A database administrator or network
administrator installs a database server on your network. To create a db, you may need to
know the database password. If use of this password is restricted, let the database
administrator either create the new Multi database from your machine, or run Admin on the
Multi SA's PC to create the database from there.
Consulting Management Information System Personnel
The Multi SA may need a database administrator to advise on or decide upon the database
(db) engine used in your Multi system.
Multi SAs are not required to have database expertise or to train others for it.
Your Multi SA may have created more than one Multi db. Operators have the option of
switching to another Multi db.
Rapid Eye Multi-Media DVR System Administrator Guide
on page 272.
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