Variables in create_databases (SQL Server)

Use these variables in the script for setting up a Spotfire database for SQL Server.


Variable	Description
`DBSERVER_CONNECTIDENTIFIER`	This variable is composed of the `<DBSERVER_ADDRESS>` (listed as `<SERVER>` in the script) and the `<MSSQL_INSTANCENAME>`. Replace the script variable `<SERVER>` with the database server address of the server running the SQL Server instance. Replace the script variable `<MSSQL_INSTANCENAME>` with the name of the SQL Server instance. The syntax for this variable is `DBSERVER_CONNECTIDENTIFIER` = `<DBSERVER_ADDRESS>`\`<MSSQL_INSTANCENAME>`. Note: The default installation of SQL Server creates an unnamed instance of the SQL Server. If your SQL Server is a new installation, delete the `MSSQL_INSTANCENAME` part of the line and enter only the database server address (for `SERVER`). This causes the connection to be made to the unnamed instance.
`DBSERVER_ADMIN_USERNAME`	Name of a user with SQL database administrator privileges. Default: `sa`.
`DBSERVER_ADMIN_PASSWORD`	Password of the `DBSERVER_ADMIN_USERNAME`.
`SPOTFIREDB_DBNAME`	Name of the Spotfire database that will be created. Default: `spotfire_server`.
`SPOTFIREDB_USERNAME`	Name of the user created to set up the Spotfire database. Example: `spotfire`
`SPOTFIREDB_PASSWORD`	Password for `SPOTFIREDB_USERNAME`.