If your data warehouse is hosted in a SQL Server Express database, you must manually enable and schedule the processing jobs that populate the data warehouse.
To enable the data warehouse on SQL Server Express CMSs
Specifically, save the following SQL Server query to a batch file, such as Data_Warehouse_Job.cmd:
sqlcmd -E -d "WGN_<server>" -Q "EXEC rut_dlp_aggregation_process"
Where:
Specifies a Windows-trusted database connection. You must ensure the scheduled task runs as a Windows user who has a SQL Server login that has been granted the db_owner privilege on the WGN_<machine name> database. This is the default.
Defines the database name. This database name incorporates the name of your CMS host server.
Specifies the database query:
"EXEC rut_dlp_aggregation_process"
See the reference below for details.
To enable the data warehouse for a non-default instance of SQL server
Specifically, save the following SQL Server query to a batch file, such as Data_Warehouse_Job.cmd:
sqlcmd -S "localhost\SQLEXPRESS" -d "WGN_<server>" -Q "EXEC rut_dlp_aggregation_process"
Where:
Specifies the host machine and the default instance of SQL Server.
Specifies the host machine and a named (non-default) instance of SQL Server.
Defines the database name. This database name incorporates the name of your CMS host server.
Specifies the database query:
"EXEC rut_dlp_aggregation_process"
See the reference below for details.
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