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1. #SQL TABS CONNECT TO POSTGRES PRO#
2. #SQL TABS CONNECT TO POSTGRES LICENSE#
3. #SQL TABS CONNECT TO POSTGRES WINDOWS#

#SQL TABS CONNECT TO POSTGRES WINDOWS#

If you are connecting to the SQL server from Windows, you have the option to make use of the Windows Single-Sign-On facility, provided the Password Manager Pro service is running with a service account, which has the privilege to connect to the SQL server. Authentication: The way to connect to the SQL server.Password Manager Pro will take care of creating the Master Key, Symmetric Key etc. If you want to have a different database name, you may specify here. Database Name: Name of the Password Manager Pro database.If you want to specify a port number other than 1433, you can specify it in the Host Name parameter above as. Since Password Manager Pro connects to MS SQL only in SSL mode, it is recommended that you create a dedicated database instance running in a specific port for Password Manager Pro. If the instance name is not specified, Password Manager Pro will try establishing connection with the default instance on port 1433. Instance Name: The named instance of SQL server used by Password Manager Pro.Host Name: The name or the IP address of the machine where MS SQL server is installed.In the window displayed, enter the following details:.In the window that pops up, choose to read the Best Practices Guide first and then choose the option Go to Migration Set Up. Navigate to /bin folder and execute the file MigrateDB.bat (Windows) or sh MigrateDB.sh (Linux).Ensure the process mysqld is not running. Shutdown the Password Manager Pro server.Ģ. This will be helpful if the migration is unsuccessful. Before initiating the migration, take a complete back up of the existing Password Manager Pro setup. This procedure DOES NOT apply if you are using any other external database. Bundled Database Only: The migration can be carried out only if your current Password Manager Pro installation uses the database bundled with the product (PostgreSQL). You need to use the Export Passwords option in the Personal Passwords section for the same. Personal Password Management: If users in your organization have used the Personal Password Management option in Password Manager Pro by specifying their own passwords (which are NOT stored in Password Manager Pro), those personal passwords will not be migrated as a part of data migration. Before commencing the migration, ensure the following aspects are taken care of:

Hence, if you have decided to use MS SQL as the dedicated backend database, make sure you have already completed the steps 10.1.1 to 10.1.3 under MS SQL Configuration before you begin the migration.Ģ. This section guides you through only the migration process and does not include any database configuration aspects.

(Procedure applicable only for builds 6801 and later)ġ. Migrating data from MySQL Database to PostgreSQL Database

Click the below links for the steps to migrate from one database to another: This document walks you through the process of migrating your data between the PostgreSQL, MySQL and MS SQL databases.

#SQL TABS CONNECT TO POSTGRES LICENSE#

In general, there are various reasons to migrate from one database to another which include performance issues, stability, reliability, High Availability issues, costs for the license (dual license, GPL), etc. ManageEngine Password Manager Pro supports the following databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL and MS SQL, where PostgreSQL comes bundled with the product, by default. Migrating Data between different Databases