IntelliTrack Package Track - Manual (Page 33)

Chapter 2
Installation
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• Database: The collection of data that is found in the Package Track
SQL application. In order to run IntelliTrack Package Track SQL
Server, you must establish the database connection with the server.
• Authentication: The method that IntelliTrack Package Track SQL uses
to validate your PC’s user status with your SQL Server login name and
password. When installing the application, you must know your SQL
Server authentication type.
• Data Link Properties Form: This form displays the server name,
server login information, and the database name. You may change the
server and/or database location for the Package Track application via
this form. In the multi-user versions, it is accessible from your program
folder (C:\Program Files\IntelliTrack\DMS\Package
Track SQL\7.0\DATA.UDL) by double-clicking on the
DATA.UDL file or from your Package Track workstation application:
Configuration > Options to reach the Options window; in the Options
window click the Change Database button.
Opening the
Software on
the Desktop
Computer Open Package Track on your Desktop Computer from the Start menu by
clicking Start > Programs > IntelliTrack > Package Track SQL >
Package Track SQL workstation. Package Track opens in the Demon-
stration Mode. In the workstation application, the demo mode restricts the
Data Archive and Restore feature and limits the total number of packages
in the system to 25. When you run in Demo mode, it is denoted in the Title
Bar and at the bottom of the main window. You are able to install Package
Track on the handheld while running in Demo mode. For more information
about registering and activating Package Track, please refer to the Quick
Start Guide.
Important:Be sure to test your application in the fully functional demo
mode before registering for the full version. Once the application has been
registered, it CANNOT be returned.
Remote Data Access (RDA) Components Setup
After you have set up IIS, established PC-device communication, verified
your firewall settings, and installed Package Track on the workstations that
use it, you must determine and then set up your system for Remote Data
Access (RDA). Your workstation application database, and your batch por-