SQL Server データベースセットアップ

Use this guide in conjunction with the more general Database Setup Guide for Any Database. These instructions add some reference notes specific to SQL Server.

1. Review the known issues for SQL Server.
2. Identify which character encoding to use. To do this, check the encoding currently used by your application server and Confluence. All three must use compatible encoding. For example, the default SQL Server encoding of USC-2 is compatible with UTF-8.
3. Create a new database (as an SQL administrator). If you set your application server and Confluence to use an encoding incompatible with USC-2, specify that character encoding for the database.
4. デフォルトのデータベース照合順序を、'SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS' (大文字と小文字の区別があります) に設定します。この設定は、次の SQL クエリを発行することによって行われます:

   ALTER DATABASE <database_name> COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS

5. Configure the database to use the isolation level, Read Committed with Row Versioning. You can do this by issuing the following SQL query:

   ALTER DATABASE <database_name>
      SET READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT ON
      WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;
   

6. Create a new SQL user account for Confluence (as an SQL administrator). Provide full create, read and write permissions for the database tables. Please note, Confluence must be able to create its own schema.
7. Install the database drivers, if needed:

   SQL Server JDBC Drivers bundled with Confluence

   The JDBC drivers for this database are bundled with Confluence. You do not have to download or install any JDBC drivers to use this database with Confluence, if you are using a direct JDBC connection. If you are connecting via a datasource, you will still need to download and install the drivers manually. See Database JDBC drivers for more information on the bundled JDBC drivers.
   

   • If you're not sure which connection you're using, it's most likely JDBC. A JNDI resource must be configured manually, as described in Configuring a MySQL Datasource in Apache Tomcat.
   • If you are configuring a datasource to connect to your MS SQL server database, you will need to place the jar file in <confluence install>/WEB-INF/lib (for Confluence 2.10 onwards) or <confluence install>/common/lib (for earlier versions). Information and links to the appropriate database drivers are available on Database JDBC drivers. You may also find this page helpful: http://jtds.sourceforge.net/faq.html
8. Start Confluence and visit the home URL (e.g. http://localhost:8090) to start the Confluence Setup Wizard and select a Custom Install, insert the relevant connection information.
   • When prompted for a driver class name in the database setup step enter:

     net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver
     

   • When prompted for the jdbc url, the format to use is:

     jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://<server>:<port>/<database>