Setting up Persisting Session Information on Front-End Servers

When multiple Primavera Portfolio Management Front-End servers have been installed and are operating in a load-balancing cluster, or when PPM database is hosted on Microsoft SQL Server, create an ASPState database for persisting session information as follows:

  1. Select a Windows server on which the Primavera Portfolio Management Front-End has been installed.
  2. Run Microsoft SQL Server Query Analyzer.
  3. Login to Microsoft SQL Server hosting the PPM database, using the “sa” database login.
  4. From the File menu, select Open.
  5. On the local drive, browse to \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727.
  6. Select installpersistsqlstate.sql.
  7. From the Query menu, select Execute.

    The ASPState database is created.

  8. When finished, close Microsoft SQL Server Query Analyzer.
  9. Open Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
  10. Create a new SQL Server login called ASPState.
  11. Set the properties for ASPState login as follows:
    • Use SQL Server authentication and specify a password
    • Set the default database to ASPState
    • On the Database Access tab, allow access to the ASPState database only, as user ASPState, and grant public and db_owner roles.

Related Topics

Setting Up Persisting Session Information in Load Balancing Clusters

Setting up Persisting Session Information on Back-End Servers

Sharing Session Information on All Application Servers

Synchronizing all Non-default Websites Installed with Primavera Portfolio Management

Using SSL in Load Balancing Clusters



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