
Click OK in the Restore dialog, and watch the results. The restore runs for some time, depending on
the amount of data in the backup file, but should complete with a 100% indication. When the restore
is complete, start the HP Web Jetadmin Service, and then use a client to verify that the All Devices list
contains the same number of devices that HP Web Jetadmin contained when it was originally backed
up.
DATABASE RIGHTS
HP Web Jetadmin was designed with the expectation that the HPWJA service has complete control
over the database it creates (DBO rights). As this document describes, when a remote SQL database
is desired, the SQL administrator creates a blank database and provides authentication to the user
who is running the HPWJA service to use the database. Because the database is blank, the first time
the HPWJA service connects to the database, tables must be created that require elevated rights to
create. Therefore, DBO rights on the database are expected so that HP Web Jetadmin can properly
set up the database for use. When upgrades are performed on HP Web Jetadmin or Feature Packs
are installed, it is not uncommon for schemas to be changed, tables to be created, and so on.
Therefore, elevated rights, such as DBO, are expected when upgrades are performed.
DBO rights provide complete control over a single database. Providing DBO rights on the HP Web
Jetadmin database does not provide access to any other databases and does not allow any
administrative tasks on the SQL instance. DBO right just allow HP Web Jetadmin to perform the tasks
it needs to perform on the one database it creates and uses.
That being said, there still might be cases where it is against company policy to assign elevated
rights, such as DBO rights, on any database that is contained on the company SQL farm. Fortunately,
HP Web Jetadmin can run with less than DBO rights after it is installed and the service creates the
required tables. However, keep in mind that under some circumstances, which are described in the
following, elevated rights might need to be reinstated temporarily to perform certain tasks.
HP Web Jetadmin requires the use of the following SQL operations:
EXECUTE
SELECT
DELETE
INSERT
UPDATE
ALTER (See the following description of when these elevated rights are needed.)
CREATE TABLE (See the following description of when these elevated rights are needed.)
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