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Installation configurations |
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Recommended Minimum Hardware
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Installing the product |
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Upgrading a previous product
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Upgrading data from previous
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Please refer to the Select Solution Factory
Installation Guide that contains all the information you need to
install. This guide can also be found
in the setup directory on your CD (Select Solution Factory Install Guide.pdf) or following installation it is available from the
Start menu for the product. |
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Licensing |
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This version of Select Solution Factory requires
licenses to function fully. Unless a valid license is specified,
the tools will operate in demonstration mode with reduced
functionality.
Licenses can be added, removed and managed using Select License
Manager. Included with the Software is a card with your license
string on it. Licenses are stored on a license server. The license
server can be either on a central or local machine.
A license server can be configured at the time of installing
Select Solution Factory or it is possible to reconfigure a
repository server to be a license server at a later date but you
should contact Technical Support for more information.
Following the installation of a license server, licenses may be
added using Select License Manager. For a central license server
all subsequent client installations need only reference the
central server. Each client will obtain its license from the
central server without the need to enter any additional license
locally. This has the benefit of greatly simplifying the
administration of product licensing.
Note:
If you intend on accessing central repositories then you must use
a central server as the license server. A central license server
is recommended for most project workings. However, if you intend
using your computer away from the network then you must also
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Repository Migration |
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The need for the migration process is automatically
detected by the installation. Only repositories located on the
machine that is being upgraded will be migrated. Progress
information will be provided throughout this process.
A full backup of all repositories on the machine that is being
upgraded will be automatically performed before migration is
attempted. Failure in the backup process (due to lack of disk
space, for example) will be reported. It is recommended that users
take steps to rectify any problems encountered and to retry the
backup operations before proceeding.
If you encounter any problems during the migration phases you are
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Model Upgrade
Select Component Architect 4-6.0 to Select Architect 7.0 |
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Models created using Select Component Architect 4.x
to 6.0 will require upgrading before they can be used in Select
Architect 7.0. A model is upgraded by using the context menu
options in Select Models Neighbourhood |
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Upgrading Select Component Manager
Repositories to Select Asset Manager |
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To upgrade/convert a Select Component Manager
repository to Select Asset Manager uses an export and import
process. Using the Select Asset Manager Admin Console, the
Component Manager repository should be mapped, and then there will
be an Export function is available for exporting the whole
repository content. Once exported, the web client import facility
(available to Administration roles), should be used to import into
an Asset Library. |
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Legal Information |
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The information contained in these pages is subject to change without
notice. Select Business Solutions, Inc. will not be liable for errors
contained herein, nor for consequential damages in connection with the
furnishing, performance, or use of the material.
All products or brand names used in this manual are trademarks or
registered trademarks to their respective owning companies. |
