Creating New Database

Recovery models are designed to control the transaction log maintenance. You can set one of the following recovery models:

The data and log information are stored in separate files. With advanced mode selected, you can browse for the folders where the operating system files will be stored:

Collation refers to a set of rules that determine how data is sorted and compared. Character data is sorted using rules that define the correct character sequence, with options for specifying case sensitivity, accent marks, kana character types, and character width.

To change the default collation, in advanced mode, tick off the "Collate" option and select the desired service from the drop-down list that appears:

Having set up all the creation settings, press the "Next" button to proceed. In the window that appears, select the options required for the current database:

Press the "Next" button to open the summary dialog, which allows you to review the decisions that you made for the database being created. To make changes, use the "Back" button to return to previous steps of the wizard. Press "Finish" to begin the creation of the database.

After the creation process is completed, press Show details at the "End of processing" step of the wizard to view the detailed summary about database creation:

Use the "Network shared storage settings" window for shared storage paths configuration. You can apply the path changes to all shares at once or separately to the selected one, by switching between the "set path for all shares" and "set path for every share individually" options correspondingly:

The "Replace common path" field contains the current path for the selected media share or all shares. Use the button to add a new subpath to the existing media storage path or the button to trim the media storage path section.

In the "with new path" section, use the button to select the root path for a new storage substructure or enter the path via the keyboard:

Use the button to create a media storage substructure:

Define the root path and the full path for media storage, and select a substructure type from the list.

In the "Network shared storage settings" window, you can use the corresponding buttons to manage the network shared storages:

Details of network shared storages are represented in the bottom part of the "Cinegy Archive Database Wizard" dialog box in a table view. Each share is automatically assigned to its own "Share ID" that is used by the system and cannot be changed. The storage status and its consumption are shown in the right-hand columns of the table. When the free space of the storage is less than 20% of the total space, the status is displayed as "!critical".