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  1. Define the SQL database connection properties.

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      • bitB requires a database to store run-time data.  You need to specify:

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      • Server Name:  Host\SQL_Instance:Port

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      • You may need to consult your database administrator to determine the correct values.

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      • If the database is on the local machine, you can enter (Local) in the Host field.

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      • For a remote server, set Host to the IP address.

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      • If you are using Microsoft SQL Server express, you can enter SQLEXPRESS in the [\instance] field.  If you are using Microsoft SQL   Server, you can enter MSSQLSERVER.

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    1. Log on to the server
      • bitB can use Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication.

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          • Windows Authentication is used for a local Microsoft SQL Server or local Microsoft SQL Server Express installation.

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          • SQL Server Authentication can be sued for local or remote SQL Server databases.  Note:  SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode must be enabled on the system hosting the bitB database.

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      1. Enter the user name and password.

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          • For SQL Authentication, enter the username and password form the local or remote installation.

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          • No Username and Password is required for Windows Authentication.  The logged in user ID and password are used.

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        1. Initial catalog to use (Database Name)

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            • Enter the name you used to create the bitB database.  The default name is bitB.