==== 3.1.1. General tab ==== This section describes the initial setup of the Produmex Suite Installer. This configuration can be saved and reused for upgrades and it can also be modified (see section [[implementation:wms:install_pdmx_suite#adding_a_new_database_to_an_existing_installation|5. Adding a New Database to an Existing Installation]]). === 3.1.1.1. System and server related fields === {{ :implementation:install:boyum:2._general_tab_common_connection_settings.png |System and Server related Fields}} **1. Computer name** \\ Displays the name of the server we are currently running the Produmex Suite Installer on. It is recommended to start the installation on the SAP server. **2. SAP license server** \\ Provide the domain name of the server where the SAP license service is installed. This name should be exactly the same as the one configured in SLD and should include the port number of the SAP license server. On MSSQL, the port number is typically 30000, on HANA the port number is typically 40000. **3. DB server address** \\ Provide the domain name of the server where the database is installed. On HANA environment the port number of the database server should also be included. * Single-Database: The default port number is 30015. * Multi-Database: The DATABASENAME parameter must be used: DBA@< >. The default port is 30013. Example: {{ :implementation:scan:install:server_hana6.png |Server Name}} **4. DB server type** \\ Select the type of the database management system installed on the server. **5. DB user name** \\ Provide the database username that has database owner rights on the SBO company database(s). If you install Produmex WMS on Cloud Environment managed by Cloud Control Center, make sure that the necessary extra database authorizations are granted for the tenant’s database credentials. {{ :implementation:wms:installation:permissions.png |Permissions}} **6. DB password** \\ Provide the database user password. **7. DB culture** \\ Provide the database culture. === 3.1.1.2. Database and company related fields === {{ :implementation:install:boyum:3._database_and_company_related_fields.png |Database and Company Related Fields}} **1. Environment** \\ Select Production or Test environment. This field corresponds to the Target Environment selected on top of the Produmex SuiteInstaller. This feature can be used to install two different versions of the Produmex Suite Installer on one server. One version can be the test version, and the other version can be the production version. \\ This field informs the system about the database/company that will be part of the production environment and about the database/company that will be used as a test database. **2. Alias** \\ Provide the Alias for the “ConnectionString”. This is the name you will use during installation and configuration. Note: It is recommended to use the database name as your alias. **3. Company database** \\ Provide the name of the company database. **4. SAP user name** \\ Provide the SAP user name. Typically the manager user is used here. If you install Produmex WMS on Cloud Environment managed by Cloud Control Center, provide the SAP user name in the format of domain\Windows username. **5. SAP password** \\ Provide the SAP user password. If you install Produmex WMS on Cloud Environment managed by Cloud Control Center, provide the Windows password of the user. Note: Make sure that you fill in the Alias, the Company database, the SAP user name and the SAP password fields, otherwise the system displays an error message when installing the Produmex components. **Testing connection** There are two ''…test…'' buttons for each database/company. * The first button tests the SBO connection trough DI-API. Click the button to start the test and once the test is done, click ''OK''. * The second button tests the direct SQL connection trough SQL Native Client. Click the button to start the test and once the test is done, click ''OK''. {{ :implementation:install:boyum:4._testing_connections.png |Testing Connections}} Click the ''Save'' button in the bottom right corner. Note: When saving the configuration, the system creates a .config file that can be used later for potential upgrades.