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Preparing to Install AuditMaster for system requirements and platform-specific notes.
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If you are installing the AuditMaster Viewer client to access a PSQL server in which security is enabled and security policy is set to either Mixed or Database, see
Running AuditMaster under PSQL Security. Prepare to set up AuditMaster in a PSQL security environment by first familiarizing yourself with the security information in the PSQL Advanced Operations Guide. Note that for installation with database security enabled, you must select the Prompt for Client Credentials setting in PSQL Control Center (PCC) in the Properties > Access window for the PSQL engine.
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Installation creates a log file in the installing user's %temp% directory, where nn refers to the version:
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On 32-bit systems, PSQL_vnn_AuditMaster_x86_Install.log
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On 64-bit systems, PSQL_vnn_AuditMaster_x64_Install.log
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Find the AuditMaster share location in your existing installation. The default is C:\Program Files\Pervasive Software\PSQL\Audit.
Write down the share name for reuse in step 3. From this directory, copy the following folders to the backup folder you created:
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In Control Panel > Programs and Features, uninstall AuditMaster. When you see the following prompt, select Yes to completely remove the program:
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Install AuditMaster using the steps under
Installing AuditMaster. Be sure to use the same share name that was used in the installation of the previous AuditMaster version.
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Copy the four folders you saved in step
1 above to the new AuditMaster share location, overwriting existing folders and their contents. The 32-bit share location is C:\Program Files\Actian\PSQL\Audit and 64-bit is C:\Program Files (x86)\Actian\PSQL\Audit.
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When the installer is ready, the Next button becomes active. Click it to continue.
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For the License Key, enter an AuditMaster license key and click Next. If you enter no key, your trial period starts now. Without a license, you can audit for the trial period. After that, auditing ends, but you can still query any logged audit records. For more information, see
Authorization License.
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For the Installation Folder, if needed you can change the default AuditMaster installation locations. On a 64-bit system both the 32- and 64-bit components must be on the same system where the PSQL server runs and must be installed to different locations.
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For the Share Name, the installer asks for a share name to assign to the installation directory path. Accept the default share name PVSWAUDIT$ or enter an alternate share name, and click Next.
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The installer is now ready to install the program. You can click Back to change settings or click Install to continue.
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For the Installation Folder, if needed you can change the default AuditMaster installation locations.
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The installer is now ready to install the program. You can click Back to change settings or click Install to continue.
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In the Locate 'amserver' on Your AuditMaster Server dialog, enter the path to the file amserver on the AuditMaster server.
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Select the file amserver and click Open to add the server to the list.
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Right-click the server configuration and select Login. You may also double-click it.
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To log in, enter a valid user name and password, and click OK to activate the command menus.
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Yes. Installation creates a log file in the installing user's %temp% directory, where nn refers to the version:
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On 32-bit systems, PSQL_vnn_AuditMaster_x86_Install.log
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