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This document contains instructions to help you prepare your classroom to support the Data Management in the Multiuser Geodatabase Esri training course. Preparing a student workstation to support this course is a potentially lengthy process. To enable you to prepare the entire classroom in a reasonable amount of time, you may need to use disk-cloning software. Disk-cloning software may allow you to save time by configuring a single computer, then automatically duplicating that configuration on the rest of the classroom machines. Certain hardware restrictions apply. For more information, consult your system administrator or a disk-cloning software vendor.

For courses that require installing ArcGIS Server products, contact EdSystems@esri.com for more details on cloning/ghosting.

Operating system and hardware requirements This course requires the use of Windows 7 operating system. Refer to the Microsoft downloads site (www.microsoft.com/downloads) to obtain information related to its installation, if necessary. The operating system must be installed prior to proceeding with the steps in this document. Additionally, students must have administrator access to their classroom workstations. For hardware requirements specific to Esri software products, refer to the ArcGIS Resource Center (http://resources.arcgis.com). From the main page, select a software product. Once on the product page, select the System Requirements link. ArcGIS Desktop licensing ArcGIS Desktop products may be licensed in one of two ways: concurrent or single use. This document assumes the adoption of concurrent use, employing a central license manager to broker the classroom demand for use of the ArcGIS Desktop software. You will need adequate licenses for each classroom machine. If ArcGIS extensions are used in this class, they will also need to be licensed for use. For information regarding licensing, reference the ArcGIS Resource Center (choose the Desktop product, click Install and Authorize, then Authorization). How to obtain additional assistance

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If further clarification is needed, the full software installation guidelocated on the ArcGIS Resource Center for each productmay be used in conjunction with the steps in this document. If you have questions pertaining to your classroom setup, contact your local Esri regional office or international distributorcontact information is available at www.esri.com/ locations. Or, contact the Esri Learning Center in Redlands, California, USA, at 909-793-2853 x1585, Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Pacific time. Minimum software requirements

Before you begin

Adobe Reader (latest version) (available from www.adobe.com) Internet Explorer 8.0 (available from www.microsoft.com/downloads)

Install the following software components prior to engaging in the installation steps contained in this document.

Additional software This document contains steps to assist you with the installation of the following software:

ArcGIS Desktop 10, Complete installation License level: ArcEditor ArcGIS Server 10 Edition: Standard Capacity: Workgroup or Enterprise ArcSDE Technology: Workgroup and Enterprise ArcGIS Service Pack: None Microsoft SQL Server Standard 2008 Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 with Service Pack 1 (available from www.microsoft.com/downloads) Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008

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Authorization file requirements Installation steps in this document will require authorization files permitting the use of ArcGIS Server (or related) technology.

ArcGIS Server Advanced Enterprise ArcGIS Server Advanced Workgroup

Step 1: Create student user account

The class exercises use student as a user account. In this step, you will create this account and grant permissions to it. Log in as Administrator. Open the Computer Management window (Start menu > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management). Navigate to System Tools > Local Users and Groups > Users. From the Action menu, choose New User. In the New User dialog box:

For User name, enter student. For Password, enter student (all lowercase). For Confirm password, enter student (all lowercase). Uncheck the box for User must change password at next logon. Check the box for Password never expires. Click Create.

Close the New User dialog box. Now student is listed in the list of local user accounts.

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Add the student user as a member of the Administrators group:

Double-click student. In the student Properties dialog box, click the Member Of tab. Click Add. In the Select Groups dialog box, click Advanced. In the Select Groups pop-up window, click Find Now. Under Search Results, double-click Administrators. Click OK twice. In the student Properties dialog box, verify that the Member of list includes the Administrators group. Click OK.

Close the Computer Management window. Now that you have created the student account, you will log out of the computer to end your session as Administrator, then log back in as student. Log off. Log in again as student.

You must complete the remaining steps in this document as student, not Administrator.

Open Internet Explorer. Disable the pop-up blocker:

From the Tools menu, choose Pop-up Blocker > Turn off Pop-up Blocker. Close Internet Explorer.

Step 2: Install Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1

From the Windows Start menu, choose Control Panel > Programs and Features. On the left, click Turn Windows features on or off.

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In the Windows Features dialog box:

Expand Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1. Check the boxes for its subfolders.

Click OK.

Step 3: Install Microsoft SQL Server Standard 2008 SP1

Install Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Standard For the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Standard installation, work within your licensing agreement with Microsoft. Insert the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Standard DVD into your DVD drive.
Note: If the compatibility assistant is activated, click Run program.

When the SQL Server Installation Center opens:

Click the Installation tab. Select New SQL Server stand-alone installation.
Note: If the installer does not start automatically, manually start it by double-clicking setup.exe (on your E: drive, for example).

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In the SQL Server 2008 Setup wizard:

Once the Setup Support Rules panel indicates that all operations have completed and passed, click OK. On the Product Key panel, enter your product key, then click Next. On the License Terms panel, accept the license terms, then click Next. On the Setup Support Files panel, click Install. Once the operations have completed and passed on the Setup Support Rules panel, click Next.

On the Feature Selection panel: Click Select All. Uncheck the following features: Analysis Services Business Intelligence Development Studio Leave the shared feature directory as the default. Click Next.

On the Instance Configuration panel, accept the defaults and click Next. On the Disk Space Requirements panel:

Verify your system requirements have been met.

Click Next.

On the Server Configuration panel: Click Use the same account for all SQL Server instances. Click Browse. In the Select User or Group dialog box, enter student then click Check Names. The student user appears. Click OK. For the services password, enter student. Click OK to close the dialog box. Click Next.

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On the Database Engine Configuration panel:

Change the authentication mode to Mixed Mode (Windows and SQL Server Authentication).

You must use Mixed Mode authentication to successfully install ArcSDE Enterprise for Microsoft SQL Server.

Enter the built-in SQL Server system administration account password with a value that is easy to remember, such as sa12. Under Specify SQL Server administrators, click Add Current User. This adds the student user as an administrator. Click Add. In the Select User or Group dialog box, enter Administrators then click Check Names. The built-in Administrators user appears. Click OK to add the Administrators user as an administrator. Click Next.

Progress through the remainder of the SQL Server 2008 Setup wizard, accepting all the defaults. The installation takes several minutes. When the Installation Progress panel displays and indicates that the setup process is complete, verify that it displays a series of green circles containing check marks that indicate Status Success, then click Next. On the Complete panel, click Close. Close the SQL Server Installation Center. Create a desktop shortcut for SQL Server Management Studio:

From the Start menu, choose All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2008. Right-click Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and choose Send to > Desktop (create shortcut).

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Set the host name in SQL Server Management Studio:

Start SQL Server Management Studio. In the Connect to Server dialog box, for Server name, enter <your computer name>.

Click Connect.

Set the maximum server memory limit: In SQL Server Management Studio, in the Object Explorer, right-click <your computer name> and choose Properties. Select the Memory page. Set the maximum server memory (in MB) to 1024. Click OK. Exit SQL Server Management Studio.

Install Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 In a Web browser, navigate to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads. Search for and install SQL Server 2008 SP1. Complete the SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 wizard and accept all the defaults. The installation takes several minutes. Once the Update Progress panel indicates the update is complete, click Next. On the Complete panel, click Close and close the Web browser.

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Step 4: Install ArcGIS Desktop

If the installer does not start automatically when you insert the ArcGIS Desktop installation disc into your disk drive, manually start it by browsing to your disk drive and double-clicking Setup.exe. In the ArcGIS Setup wizard:

On the Welcome panel, click Next. On the License Agreement panel, accept the license agreement, then click Next. On the Select Installation Type panel, select Complete, then click Next. On the Destination Folder panel, verify that the path is C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Desktop10.0\, then click Next. On the Python Destination Folder panel, verify that the path is C:\Python26\, then click Next. On the Ready to Install the Application panel, click Next to begin the installation.

The installation will take several minutes to complete. If you encounter any errors, contact Esri. When the installation has been successfully completed, click Finish. In the ArcGIS Administrator Wizard:

For Select a product, under ArcGIS Desktop, select the required Concurrent Use product. Under Define a License Manager for Concurrent Use products, choose Define a License Manager now. Enter the name of your license manager computer, or click the Browse button and browse to the license manager computer on your network.
Note: If you do not have a license manger installed, see the Install.htm document on the install DVD or ISO image for instructions on installing the license manager.

Click OK to close the ArcGIS Administrator, then again to exit the installation wizard. It is important that you do not install any ArcGIS Desktop service packs unless instructed to do so in this document. This course was developed on ArcGIS Desktop 10 and the exercises have not been tested on any subsequent service packs for this product. Esri cannot guarantee that the exercises will work if service packs are installed. If your classroom machines already include service packs, they should be uninstalled.

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Create desktop shortcuts for ArcMap and ArcCatalog:

From the Start menu, choose All Programs > ArcGIS. Right-click ArcCatalog and choose Send to > Desktop. Repeat for ArcMap.

ArcGIS Desktop provides context-sensitive help topics that require the Windows Help (WinHlp32.exe) program. This program is no longer included with the latest Windows releases, so you will need to download it from the Microsoft Download Center. In a Web browser, navigate to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/917607. Locate and click the link to download WinHlp32.exe for Windows 7.

Step 5: Attach Wilson database to SQL Server

The Data Management in a Multiuser Geodatabase course uses a preconfigured database named Wilson. In this step, you will attach the Wilson database in SQL Server and execute a script to create and synchronize logins used in the database. First, copy the database file and setup script from the CD to your machine. Insert the Data Management in a Multiuser Geodatabase class data CD into your CDROM drive. Start Windows Explorer. Next, copy the datafiles to the SQL Server directory. Navigate to the setup directory on the class data CD. Select the Wilson.mdf file. From the Edit menu, click Copy. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA From the Edit menu, click Paste. Next, change the permission on the files to Read/Write privilege. Right-click Wilson.mdf and click Properties.

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In the Wilson.mdf Properties dialog box, verify the General tab is selected. For Attributes, uncheck Read-only. Click OK. Next, copy the script for creating and synchronizing users. Navigate to the setup directory on the class data CD. Copy creatensync.sql to any directory on your C:\ drive. Once the files have been copied, exit Windows Explorer. Next, open SQL Server Management Studio to attach the database, and create and synchronize the users. Start SQL Server Management Studio. Verify that the Server Name states localhost. Click Connect. First, verify the instance to Mixed Mode authentication. In SQL Server Management Studio, in the tree, right-click localhost and click Properties. Click Security. Verify Server authentication is set to SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode. Click OK. In SQL Server Management Studio, expand Databases. Right-click Databases and click Attach. In the Attach Databases dialog box, for Databases to attach, click the Add button. In the Locate Database Files dialog box, navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA. Click Wilson.mdf.

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Click OK. For "Wilson" Database Details, verify your Wilson.mdf file is present. The log file for this database is not foundwhen you attach this database you will get SQL Server to create a new log file. For "Wilson" Database Details, click Wilson.ldf. Click Remove. Click OK. You will make the log file associated with the Wilson database larger to accommodate growth as a result of classroom exercises. In Management Studio, right-click on the newly attached Wilson database, and choose Properties. Click Files. For the sde_dat datafile, replace the Initial Size of 100 with 500. For the sde_log logfile, replace the Initial Size of 1 with 100.

Click OK. The Wilson database you have attached already contains users, however, these users do not have corresponding SQL Server login accounts. Also, after creating the login accounts, they must be synchronized with the Wilson database users. You will run one script to accomplish these two tasks. From the File menu, click Open > File. In the Open File dialog box, navigate to the creatensync.sql file that you copied to your hard drive and click Open.

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In the Connect to Database Engine dialog box, verify localhost is selected and click Connect. From the Query menu, click Execute to create and synchronize the logins. Exit SQL Server Management Studio.

Step 6: Install ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Enterprise

Launch the Setup.exe. In the Welcome panel, click Next. Accept the license agreement and click Next. Verify that the Destination Folder is set to C:\Program Files\ArcGIS, then click Next. Click Next again to begin the installation. Click Finish. When the software installation has completed, the ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server Post Installation Setup dialog box will appear. Part of the post installation involves authorizing the software. In order to authorize, or license the product, you will need an authorization file provided to you.

Authorization files do expire! Make certain the one you are working with is current. Also note that if you intend to use this as a persistent classroom image (for future class events), authorizations may need to be updated for the geodatabases used in this course.

Click OK to perform the post install. Choose the Custom installation option. Select the options to Authorize ArcSDE and Create ArcSDE Service. Click Next. For User information, ensure the SQL Server instance name matches the host name of the computer.

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For Database Name, type Wilson. Connect using Windows Authentication. Click Next. Choose the option I have received an authorization file from Esri, then click Next. Navigate to the location of the authorization file and click OK. Click Next. Next, you will create the ArcSDE service. Choose SDE Schema. For ArcSDE Service information, fill out the dialog box: The ArcSDE Password is sde. The Database Name is Wilson. Click Next. Click Yes and OK to the next messages. Click Finish. The ArcSDE service should have successfully started.

Step 7: Install ArcSDE for SQL Server Express 2008 - Workgroup

Some of the data used in this course is in ArcSDE geodatabase format. For this reason, you will install ArcSDE Workgroup Edition for Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008. This installation consists of two main components: 1. Installing Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition 2. Enabling SQL Server Express to store geodatabases Install Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition Insert the installation disc, then navigate to and double-click ESRI.exe (on your E: drive, for example).

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Click the link to set up ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Express.
Note: The SQL Server 2008 Setup dialog box may become inactive during portions of the install, which will reveal the main ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server Express dialog box as "(Not Responding)." Simply click the SQL Server 2008 Setup dialog box to resume progress.

In the SQL Server Setup wizard, do the following:

On the Welcome panel, click Next. On the Installation Options panel, verify that the boxes are checked for the following options, then click Next. (It may take a few moments for the necessary files to be extracted.) Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition, with the Install option selected Enable geodatabase storage on SQL Server Express Once the Setup Support Rules panel appears and indicates that all operations have completed (and passed), click OK. On the Product Key panel, click Next. On the License Terms panel, check the box to accept the license terms, then click Next. On the Setup Support Files panel, click Install.

Wait while the wizard installs setup support files. Once the operations have completed and passed, on the Setup Support Rules panel, click Next. On the Feature Selection panel:

For Instance Features, accept the default settings (i.e., Database Engine Services and Full-Text Search are enabled). For Shared Features, check the box to enable Management Tools - Basic. For Shared feature directory, accept the default.

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Verify that your settings match the following graphic, then click Next:

On the Instance Configuration panel, leave the defaults and click Next. On the Disk Space Requirements panel, verify that your space requirements have been met, then click Next. On the Server Configuration panel:

For the SQL Server Database Engine service, click within the Account Name field and choose Browse. You will select the Student user here. In the Select User or Group dialog box, enter Student and click Check Names. The Student user appears. Click OK. In the Password field for this service, enter student.

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Verify that your settings match the following graphic, then click Next:

On the Database Engine Configuration panel:

Leave the default option selected for Windows authentication mode. At the bottom of the panel, click Add. Enter administrators. (This will add the BUILTIN\Administrators group.)

Click OK. Click Next.

On the Error and Usage Reporting panel, leave both boxes unchecked and click Next. On the Installation Rules panel, verify that the operation has completed and passed, then click Next. On the Ready to Install panel (Summary), click Install. The installation begins and takes a few minutes. You can watch the installation's progress on the status bar. The Installation Progress panel appears and indicates that the setup process is complete. You should see a series of green circles containing checkmarks indicating Status Success.

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Click Next. On the final wizard panel (Complete), you see your SQL Server 2008 intallation completed sucessfully. Click Close. Once you click Close on the installation wizard, you are prompted to complete the ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server Express Post Install. Enable SQL Server Express to store geodatabases In the ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server Express wizard, do the following:

Open the drop-down list for SQL Server instance name and select the default name (<your computer name>\SQLEXPRESS).

Click Next. On the message box that confirms a user will not be added to the SQL Server instance, click OK. (Before continuing, make sure the authorization file for running ArcGIS Server Workgroup is ready and accessible.) Click Next to Enable geodatabase storage.

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Authorize the software:

On the Authorization Options panel, do the following: Choose the option I have received an authorization file from ESRI. Click Browse, navigate to the authorization file, and click Open. Click Next. On the Authorization Method panel, select Authorize with ESRI now using the Internet, click Next. On the Authorization Information panel, enter the required information and click Next. On the Authorization information (continued) panel, enter required fields and click Next. On the Software Authorization Number panel, verify that a number appears to authorize the product, then click Next. Once the Authorizing Software panel indicates that your software has been authorized to use, click Finish.

In the ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server Express wizard (on the SQL Server Express is enabled to store geodatabases panel), click Finish.

Step 8: Test ArcSDE Workgroup installation

In the Catalog tree, expand Database Servers. Double-click Add Database Server to create a connection to the SQL Server instance. Enter the computer name that you used during the setup and the SQL Server instance name. (In the example shown below, you would replace computer_name with your computer name.)

Click OK. To verify that the connection was successful, try to create a new geodatabase:

Right-click the connection name and choose New Geodatabase. Give any name and accept the default settings.

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Once the new geodatabase is created, delete the new geodatabase. Delete the database server connection. Exit ArcCatalog.

Step 9: Perform Post Installation tasks

Once you have installed ArcSDE you need to perform one final step to ensure that the ST_Raster storage format is enabled. Open a Command Prompt window. At the Command Prompt type: sdesetup -o install_st_raster -d SQLSERVER -D wilson -s localhost When prompted, enter Y
ESRI ArcSDE Server Setup Utility Sat Jul 31 07:46:51 2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------Install or update ST_RASTER schema objects: Are you sure? (Y/N): y Creating ST_RASTER schema... C:\DOCUME~1\Student\LOCALS~1\Temp: No such file or directory Successfully created ST_RASTER schema. Successfully installed ArcSDE components. Refer SDEHOME\etc\sde_setup.log for more details.

Verify the command completed successfully.

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