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h. Click on Options. Deselect Generate Stored Procedure for Prepared Statement. Click OK.
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Click on Close.
3. From the SQL Server-Login (shown below), click OK.
4. You should see a message reporting that your SFVRA download was successful. If the message
includes warnings, correct any errors described in the warnings.
5. Click on Close.
6. The Updates Generated field will again be blank, and the Downloaded Revision field will have
been incremented.
7. Click on Close.
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ESETTING
If you reset the SFVRA database data, the Downloaded Revision field will change to None, and a flag
is set that will trigger a complete download of the data as opposed to an incremental download; it
will clean out the SFVRA database before it downloads the new data.
There are two situations that call for an SFVRA database reset:
1. If an error occurs in the download process, and the data in the SFVRA database is therefore
corrupted, you will want to reset the SFVRA database, generate a new update, and download
the updated SFVRA data.
2. If local changes have been made that conflict with changes made centrally, you may want to
reset the SFVRA database, generate a new update, and download the updated SFVRA data.
To reset the SFVRA database data, click on Reset Database (on the SFVRA Databases screen).
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