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Each project can be configured to record its operations and status in the Audit DB. DMCDB. 


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titleDMCDB Connection Information Required

Before proceeding obtain the connection information for your DMCDB from your Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC) administrator or by following the instructions in the DMC documentation here: Register your Project with DMC


  1. Open a Datical Project and select the Settings Tab
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  2. Expand the DMCDB Database Section and click 'Configure DMCDB' 

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  3. Fill out the connection information

    to

    for the

    AuditDB

    DMCDB and click Test Connection to verify that everything was entered correctly.  


    Note
    titleDMCDB is Postgresql ONLY

    For more information on database requirements for DMCDB see the DMC install documenation: Install -> DMC production mode

    We strongly recommend to use runtime credentials because it is more secure than stored credentials (due to the possibility of the stored password being decoded).

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    NOTE: When DB2 LUW is used for the Audit Database, the database definition is required to have automatic reorgs enabled. These reorgs will only apply to management of the Datical audit database and not to the application databases under management. Because Datical must occasionally perform these reorgs during management of the Audit Database schema we strongly recommend that you do not setup an AuditDB on the same system as the other databases that you are trying to manage with Datical.
    If the database is not already setup, Datical will load the base schema. Then Datical will register the project in the Audit DB.
    You see the following message:
    The audit database AUDIT_DB was created. The project will be registered with the specified Audit DB. 


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  4. Click 'Finish' Datical DB will register the project in the DMCDB.