Getting Started with Multi-tenancy in the Database Administration Console

Getting Started with Multi-tenancy

OpenEdge Management/OpenEdge Explorer now includes the Database Administration Console, the configuration tool that allows you to manage and work with databases enabled for multi-tenancy. Integrated into the OpenEdge Management/OpenEdge Explorer management console, the Database Administration Console allows you to perform a variety of different tasks related to multi-tenancy, such as configure connections for local and remote databases; work with database tenants, sequences, users, domains, and groups; update database schema, and create and work with tenant templates.

This guide is intended to get you started with setting up a multi-tenant database and lead you to the point where you can work with the database and its tenants, users, and contents. The guide is designed to be used in conjunction with OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuring Multi-tenancy.

In this section:

Overview

Step 1: Starting the Database Administration Console in OpenEdge Management or OpenEdge Explorer

Step 2: Accessing the Database Administration Console

Step 3: Adding a database connection

Step 4: Enabling the database for multi-tenancy

Step 5: Creating a super-tenant

Step 6: Creating a domain for the super-tenant

Step 7: Adding a user for the super-tenant

Step 8: Setting up the super-tenant's database login user credentials

Step 9: Creating a regular tenant, its domain, and its users

Step 10: Enabling tables for multi-tenancy

For more information about multi-tenancy in OpenEdge