OpenUtilities Workflow Manager

Offline Desmond Adu-Mensah over 7 years ago

Hello Guys,

I would be grateful if anyone can help me out with my problem on OpenUtilities Workflow Manager. I just installed OpenUtilities v8i (ss4) but when I launch the workflow manager, it does not respond. Kindly help me out. Thanks

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0 Offline Nikolay Tsonev Tue, Feb 21 2017 2:15 AM
Hello Desmond,

Can you give more information for your configuration:

What SQL did you use? (MSSQL Server or Oracle)

What is your operation system?

Did you read Quick Installation topic from readme_OpenUtilitiesDesigner.chm?
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0 Offline Desmond Adu-Mensah Wed, Feb 22 2017 1:55 AM in reply to Nikolay Tsonev

I am using MSSQL Server 2008 r2 and Windows 10. Kindly send me a link to the quick installation topic you described. Thanks and hope to hear from you soon.
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0 Offline Desmond Adu-Mensah Wed, Feb 22 2017 1:55 AM in reply to Nikolay Tsonev

I am using MSSQL Server 2008 r2 and Windows 10. Kindly send me a link to the quick installation topic you described. Thanks and hope to hear from you soon.
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0 Offline Nikolay Tsonev Wed, Feb 22 2017 2:04 AM in reply to Desmond Adu-Mensah
Location of readme_OpenUtilitiesDesigner.chm is in installation folder. By default is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\OpenUtilitiesDesigner V8i\OpenUtilitiesDesigner\readme_OpenUtilitiesDesigner.chm".

If you Installed OUD by this guide and again Workflow Manager is not ruing then try to execute this SQL statement in SQL Server.

USE [BUDV8i] GO /**** replace the username with the actual Windows user****/ UPDATE CHDATA.USERLOGIN SET UserName = 'YOUR WINDOWS USER', FirstName = 'Administrator', LastName = 'Administrator' WHERE UPPER(UserName) = 'ADMINISTRATOR' GO
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