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You can choose to connect to a standalone Application Catalog database or the AdminStudio Enterprise Server
Application Catalog database.
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Connecting AdminStudio Client Tools to a Standalone Application Catalog
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Connecting AdminStudio Client Tools to the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog
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information.
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AdminStudio Enterprise Tools are always connected to the AdminStudio Enterprise Server database.
Connecting AdminStudio Client Tools to a Standalone Application
Catalog
To connect to an existing Standalone Application Catalog from an AdminStudio client tool (Application Manager,
ConflictSolver, or PackageExpert), perform the following steps.
Task:
To connect to an existing Standalone Application Catalog from the AdminStudio client tools:
1.
Perform one of the following:
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Application Manager and
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PackageExpert—Select the Application Catalog node and select Connect from the context menu.
The Connect Application Catalog dialog box opens, displaying three tabs: Enterprise Server,
Standalone, and Recent.
2.
Click the Standalone tab. The Standalone tab opens, prompting you to enter database connection
information.
3.
If you want this Application Catalog to be the default shared Application Catalog used in your organization,
select the corresponding option at the bottom of the dialog box.
4.
Select the Server where the Application Catalog is stored.
5.
Specify how the database server should verify the authenticity of the login—either using Windows
Authentication or Server Authentication. If you selected Server Authentication, enter the appropriate
Login ID and Password.
6.
In the Catalog box, enter the name of the Application Catalog you want to open.
7.
Click Test to test the connection to the database.
8.
Click OK.
AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide
Standalone Application Catalog vs. the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog
ADS-0950-UG00
Chapter 6: Managing Application Catalog Databases
ConflictSolver—On the Catalog menu, click Connect.
Managing Application Catalogs
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