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IBM Rational System
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This file contains pre-installation and installation instructions for installing the Supply Chain Operations Reference model (SCOR) for use with IBM Rational System Architect.
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For the latest news and information on System Architect For SCOR Interface, visit the IBM Rational Software Support site at http://www.ibm.com/software/rational/support/.
Installation overview
The encyclopedia is supplied as a SQL Server backup file (*.bak extension) suitable for
SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 (including SQL Express) and is restored using the SAEM or SQL Server Management Tools.
Installation instructions
1. Extract the SCOR8.0_Licensed.bak file
to a suitable folder.
2. Start the utility ‘SAEM’,
this is the System Architect Encyclopedia Manager, or alternatively use any
other SQL Server manager utility. The following instructions apply to
SAEM.
3. Using the Server > Connect options select a suitable Server to connect to from the presented dropdown list of available Servers.
4. Select the appropriate Authentication mode and click OK to login.
5. From the Database menu, select the Restore
From File… menu item.
6. In the Restore database as: field specify a name for the encyclopedia that
it is to be restored as.
7. Browse to the location where the
extracted encyclopedia backup file resides, select it and click on Open.
Proceed to click on OK to
restore the encyclopedia.
Opening Encyclopedia Instructions
1. Run
System Architect.
2. To gain access to the restored
encyclopedia, from the menu select File
> Open Encyclopedia > Existing tab
3. From the drop
down Connection: dialog identify the
name of the server that the encyclopaedia was restored to. A list of encyclopedias
that are held on that particular server will be presented.
4. Select the encyclopedia that was
restored and click on OK to proceed
to open the encyclopedia.
Existing meta-model objects have been used wherever there is compatibility between the SCOR artefacts and System Architect artefacts. This facilitates integration with existing modelling methods that are supported in System Architect.
The table below shows the mappings between the SCOR model artefacts and their equivalent representation in System Architect.
SCOR Artefact
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System Architect Artefact
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Best Practice |
Best Practice |
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Process (Activity) |
BPMN Process |
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Business Objective |
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Performance Attribute and Metric |
Business Target. This combines the Performance Attribute, the focus of its operation as a Business Objective, and the Metric all as one single object. |
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Input/Output |
Data Object |
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Metric |
Performance Measure |
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Workflow Graphic |
Business Process diagram |
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-none- |
Business Process Hierarchy diagram |
Products Installed/Employed
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Product |
Version |
Additional Information |
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System Architect |
11.3.1.2 |
System Architect 11.3.1.2 |
Additional Products Installed/Employed
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Additional Information |
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SQL Server |
2005, 2008 |
Encyclopedia repository support |
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SAEM |
11.3.1.2 |
System Architect Encyclopedia Manager |
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SQL Server Management Tools |
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SQL Server Enterprise Manager as an alternative to the System Architect Encyclopedia Manager |
For additional information on system requirements, including recommended configurations, visit the IBM Rational Software Support site.
The intellectual Property Rights for the SCOR models remain with the SCOR Council, the content contained within the encyclopedia is provided on a licensed basis. Licenses are provided for free for SCOR members, non members will need to contact their Sales Account Manager.
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