IntelliTrack Inventory Shipping Receiving Picking (ISRP) - Manual (Page 220)

I NTELLI T RACK ISRP V 8.1
User Manual
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Introduction
IntelliTrack ISRP is a client server system using SQL Express or SQL
Server to handle the MDF back-end data file (or database) and MS Access
to handle much of the application front-end. For optimum system perfor-
mance, it is a good idea to regularly perform basic system maintenance,
including:
1. Backing up your database; for more information: please see “Backing
Up the Database” on page 200 .
2. Compacting the workstation at regular intervals: please see “Compact-
ing the Workstation” on page 205 .
The ISRP application also includes the front-end application; for front-end
backup information, please see
“Front-End File Backup” on page 205 . In
addition, if you ever need to change the ISRP application database connec-
tion, you may do so at the DATA.UDL file, which is available from the
ISRP workstation application Tools tab or the ISRP Program folder.
For more information, please see
“Changing the Application Database Con-
nection” on page 198 .
Verifying Database Connection
You ISRP application contains a database that stores your data and all data
transactions. It is located on a PC or network server and managed by SQL
Server or SQL Express. During application installation, SQL login is set
and the IntelliTrack database is created. To verify database creation and
connection, you must know your SQL Login information (including server
name and/or instance) and the IntelliTrack database name.
IntelliTrack
Database
The database is created during application installation. The default data-
base name for ISRP 8.1 is ISRP80.
SQL Server
Logon
Information During application installation, the default logon information for SQL
Server is set as username “sa” and password IntelliTrack#2008. You are
able to change the database name and SQL Server logon information.
However, for SQL 2008, a strong password is required. A strong password