Codewarp Administrator's Guide
March 2005
Copyright © 1998-2005, Codewarp Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
Preface
This guide assumes you have a working knowledge of the principles and customary practices of your business area. If you have never used Codewarp Software we suggest reading the Codewarp User's Guide. This guide assumes that you are familiar with the Codewarp Software graphical user interface and are responsible to oversee the execution of your business.
Security
Codewarp Applications, as a multi-user system, has security measures built in. Objects contain information such as the owner of the object, which groups are allowed access, which organizations are allowed access, the last date of modification, etc.
Every secure object has read, write, execute and set permission attributes similiar to unix
User
Group
Object Permission
Permission Owner
Permission Group
Owner Read
Owner Write
Owner Execute
Login
Security is inherited from subordinate organizations and groups
Configuration
Manage the Database
Initialize Database
Initialization creates a new database and user with create/read/update/delete privileges so the application can utilize the database.
- Change directory (cd) application data directory for MS SQL Server, for example :
- Execute the initialization command to load the database where 'app' is the product code of the application :
cd \Codewarp\com\data\mssql
init.app.bat
Backup Database
- Change directory (cd) application data directory for MS SQL Server, for example :
- Execute the backup command to load the database where 'app' is the product code of the application :
cd \Codewarp\com\data\mssql
backup.app.bat