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The DocRetriever Service Database Configuration Wizard launches and opens the Welcome page.
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On the SQL instance page of the wizard, from the database menu, select the appropriate SQL Server instance to use to create the local service database. Then click Next. |
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On the Authentication page of the wizard, select the authentication type to use to connect to the local SQL server, as described below. Then click Next. |
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If you want to specify a custom instance, do the following:
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In the Browse For Folder dialog box, navigate to the location where you want to install the local SQL Server database, and then click OK. |
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From the DocRetriever Console, the Settings menu contains the following configurable settings:
This option opens the Restore Job History dialog box, from which you can view all historical restore jobs completed using DocRetriever Console. You can accomplish three tasks:
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This option can be used to create the local SQL Server service database DocRetriever uses to maintain indexing data and stored procedures. This is a one-time step. For more information about installing the service database, see Creating a local service database for DocRetriever. | |||||||
This option opens DRLog.log (a log of all restore jobs). For more information about log files, see Working with DocRetriever log files. | |||||||
This option opens the Settings dialog box, where you can view the log file location, and configure view settings and language settings for DocRetriever Console. These settings include the location of files for DocRetriever configuration logs and settings. Using these settings, you can affect how content appears and behaves in the DocRetriever Console once you have opened a data source. For more information, see Configuring settings in the DocRetriever Console. |
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The Settings dialog box appears, displaying settings for the DocRetriever console.
The default path is C:\ProgramData\AppRecovery\Logs\DRLog.log. You can change the location when you install the DocRetriever Console. | |
Perform selected action when closing database. If this option is selected, then when the database is closed, the action selected occurs by default. The choices include: Perform full database tree enumeration on open. If this option is selected, then when a particular offline backup is opened, all the sites and sub-sites contained in the database are populated. This allows users to browse the Sharepoint content by expanding the database tree on the left hand side. The initial load time is longer, but browsing through the hierarchy of items within sites then takes less time. Show deleted items. If this option is selected, then all items that have been deleted from the offline backup are shown (along with items that have not been deleted) when browsing content in the DocRetriever Console. A red X marks each item that has been deleted or placed in the recycling bin, to differentiate it from other items. Show system items. If selected, then system items are listed. These include web part templates, site themes, master pages, views, forms, list items, and files in the DR "Associated Files" folder that are not associated with a list. | |
Selects the display language for the DocRetriever user interface. |
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The settings are saved, and the Settings dialog box closes.
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