Environment
- DNN Platform
- Evoq Content
- Evoq Engage
Process
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Install SQL Server.
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Download the latest version of SQL Server by clicking the Download now button on the Microsoft SQL Server downloads page. For this process, we will use SQL Server Express.
- When presented with "Basic", "Custom", "Download Media" options, select "Custom"
- Choose a media location with at least 1GB of free space available and click Install.
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Once the download completes, choose New SQL Server stand-alone installation...
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Include any product updates.
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Accept the defaults in Feature Selection, Feature Rules, Java Install Location, Instance Configuration, and Server Configuration.
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In Database Engine Configuration, under Authentication Mode, choose Mixed Mode. Note: If you already have SQL Server installed, you can update this setting with these instructions.
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Specify a password in the Enter password and Confirm password fields.
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Click Next.
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Accept the defaults in the remaining dialogs.
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Create a SQL database for your website.
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Start the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) app. If you do not have it installed already, it can be downloaded from the Microsoft downloads page.
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In the Object Explorer panel, right-click on Databases.
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Select New Database.
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Enter the name of the new database. Click OK.
Note: Remember the database name, because it will be required by the DNN Installation Wizard.
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Create a SQL user account.
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Under Security, right-click on Logins, and choose New Login.
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Enter the username, choose SQL Server authentication, add a password, uncheck Enforce password policy, and choose the database.
Note: Remember the username and password, because they will be required by the DNN Installation Wizard.
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Click OK.
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Give the new SQL user db_owner access to the new database.
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In the Object Explorer pane, under Security, right-click on Users, and choose New User.
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Set User type to SQL user with login.
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Enter the username of the account you just created, then click Check Names.
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Click OK.
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Under Select a page, select Membership and check the db_owner database role membership.
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Parent Topic
Related Tasks
Related Information
- DNN Wiki: Setting up Your Module Development Environment
- Setting up your DotNetNuke Module Development Environment by Chris Hammond
- DNN Community Blog: Installing DNN by Clinton Patterson
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