After downloading the source code, you can find actual database dumps in the 'sql'-directory. Before importing, create the databases as root:
CREATE DATABASE idoit_beta_sys;
CREATE DATABASE idoit_beta_data;
Now import both SQL files into your mySQL 4.1 database:
mysql -h db-host -P db-post -u user -p pass -D idoit_beta_sys < \
setup/sql/idoit_beta_system.sql
mysql -h db-host -P db-post -u user -p pass -D idoit_beta_data < \
setup/sql/idoit_beta_data.sql
And give your database-user access rights to the databases:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON idoit_beta_sys.* TO 'i-doit'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY \
'we-doit' WITH GRANT OPTION;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON idoit_beta_data.* TO 'i-doit'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY \
'we-doit' WITH GRANT OPTION;
i-doIT is partitioned across one mandatory system database (in our case idoit_beta_sys) and at least one mandator database (idoit_beta_data). In the system database system and language constants are stored, furthermore the global i-doIT registry and references to all available mandator databases in the table 'isys_mandator'. Let's create at one entry here:
INSERT INTO isys_mandator VALUES(
'%',
'Your company name',
'Your company description',
'cache_your_company',
'default',
'localhost',
'3306',
'idoit_beta_data',
'i-doit',
'we-doit',
'1',
'ISYS_LANGUAGE_GERMAN', // Or use ISYS_LANGUAGE_ENGLISH here
'de'
);
If you want to use an english i-doIT version, use ISYS_LANGUAGE_ENGLISH for the XML-Parameter 'isys_mandator__default_lang_const' and 'en' for 'isys_mandator__default_language_short'.
These are the record information for one mandator database, configure this in order to modify mandator-specific database settings.
