SQL Lockout - Resetting the SQL settings

 

 

Use this page if you have been up and running using SQL Server - and then your Network Administrator changed a user's password SQL password - or other connection information.
 
Rather than uninstall, reinstall and re-configure Treasury Software, you can simply reset the SQL Settings.

 

This article covers:

1. Accessing the 'Reset Connection to Desktop'

2. Reconnecting to SQL

 

 

1. Accessing the 'Reset Connection to Desktop'
a. Start the software at the workstation.
If you have already entered a license code, click on the 'Back to Welcome' button on the lower left corner.  If you have not entered a license, proceed to step b.
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b. On the Welcome New Users Page, select Help
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c. Select "enter License Codes.

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Tip: While there are a lot of message prompts below - just remember:
When asked to create an account - click 'No'.

 

 

 

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It will repeat - select No.

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When you restart the software, you will be in desktop mode.

You will only have a Sample account.

Enter into the sample account.

 

 

Summary:

While there are a lot of message prompts - just remember: When asked to create an account - click 'No'.

 

 

 

2. Reconnecting to SQL

From the Ribbon Bar, select Settings > Migrate to SQL Server and follow the prompts.

Enter the new settings in this process.

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Done.