This Best Practice series covers less actual technical details, but rather overarching considerations and philosophical approaches. It reflects the experience and is intended to serve as food for thought.
Installation Variants
This document is intended to provide food for thought. It describes the technical possibilities of different installation scenarios and their advantages and disadvantages. In general, a server-client installation is recommended for the classic Q-DAS Desktop products, but there may be exceptions, which will be discussed in the workshop. |
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Active Directory - Windows User Rights This document is intended to provide food for thought. It shows how to reasonably apply Active Directory user rights to the folder structure of Q-DAS products. |
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This documentation shows how user-specific information stored in the Active Directory is automatically transferred to the Q-DAS desktop applications. This makes it possible to automatically fill report headers with the current information from the Active Directory |
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New Installation
This “Best Practice” article should show, which thought should be done before, during and after a new installation of the Q-DAS Product Line for a Plant wide, server based Q-DAS system installation. Link to: Best Practice - New Installation |
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Q-DAS Installation across multiple plants
Lot of our customers require a centralized solution across multiple plants. The reason usually is that the customer wants to have the overview and control of every plant, and also to minimize the effort needed for installation and configuration in every other plant. This article is a description of the concept and its implementation. Link to: Best Practice - Q-DAS Installation across multiple Plants |
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Update/Upgrade There is always the question of "what is the best way to update/upgrade? And what happens when I do it?” This best practice article is not intended to be documentation, as that already exists. It is only intended to list points to consider and answer frequently asked questions, for a Plant wide, server based Q-DAS system installation which should be updated. Link to: Best Practice - Update/Upgrade |
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Creation of test platform of Q-DAS WEB
This article describes the creation of a test platform for Q-DAS web-based products. Links to: Best Practice - Creation of test platform of Q-DAS web-based products |
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When to use 64 Bit version of Q-DAS?
Standard delivery of Q-DAS software comes with 32-bit and 64-bit version. This article covers the requirements for using the 64-bit version. Link to: Best Practice - When to use 64 bit version of Q-DAS? |
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Why is a local O-QIS MCA/CMM Reporting installation no longer necessary?
This article describes why O-QIS MCA/CMM Reporting was mostly installed as a stand-alone (local) installation on the workstations in the past and how it can be handled now. Link to: Best Practice - Why is a local O-QIS MCA/CMM Reporting installation no longer necessary? |