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.
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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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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: |
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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: |
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Q-DAS Installation across multiple plants
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Creation of test platform of Q-DAS WEB
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Update/Upgrade
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Why is a local O-QIS MCA/CMM Reporting installation no longer necessary?
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