Create new model databases (optional)
This permission is required if a debugger user without administrative rights wishes to use AB Suite to create new models.
Log on as an administrator of the computer.
Launch Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
Navigate to Security and then Logins.
Add the debugger user as a new login. You can either add the individual user or the Debugger Users group. Adding the Debugger Users group is recommended if all your users can access the same databases.
Right-click or double-click to view the properties on the added user.
Choose Server roles and check dbcreator. This allows the user to create new databases when creating a new AB Suite model.
Accessing existing model databases (required)
This permission is required for debugger users without administrative rights who want to use existing AB Suite model databases.
Log on as an administrator to the computer.
Launch Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
Navigate to Security and then Logins.
Right-click on the Login node and select New Login. Add the debugger user as a new login. You can either add the individual user or the Debugger Users group. Adding the Debugger Users group is recommended if all your users can access the same databases.
Ensure Windows authentication is selected.
Choose User Mapping and select the model database that the user needs access to.
Runtime databases for debugging
Without Administrative rights, Debugger Users cannot access the Runtime Administration Tool to create and delete runtime databases. If your Debugger users need a new debugger runtime database, then an Administrator should create their runtime database in the Administration tool for them.