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We had an issue as well and found that we needed to give users full control over the SIMS folder in Program Files and to take the UAC to minimum control. We have it running on Windows 8 tablets now.

We have 2 schools which merged over the summer but are on 2 seperate sites. The database sits on a single server so that both schools can access it, (this server is not on either site). The teachers access SIMS through a shortcut on their desktop which will take them through a Remote desktop session straight to the SIMS login screen. We now have a problem where the secretaries can't see the new folder structure on the server and so can't save files to them. Is there a way in which the schools can see this new structure ? Thanks

We ahd this issue in some of our schools, 1 rebooted their server and said it fixed the issue. Another tried a couple of times and it started working and we also added the CommandTimeout command to the connect.ini file. Not sure if this will help you but it could be worth trying them.

Hi hoping someone can give me some advice. We are about to merge 2 schools and put the database on a single server, the schools will eventually be joined with a 10Meg link. I was wondering what the best solution would be i.e. server in 1 school and the other school connecting to it or the server at the council building and both schools connecting to it ? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

My problem was not having added the Report Execution manager group and permissions in system manager 6. When this was done it all worked.

I think I hadn't setup the permissions right in system manager 6. Thanks

Thanks to everyone how has helped me, I've finally got the reports to run.

I'm still having problems, the account to run the tasks is a local administrator and the SIMS account is our LA account which is System Manger/School Administrator level

I was wondering if any one had an success running SIMS scheduled reports ? I have a school asking for them to be set up and have followed the set up instructions I received from Capita support but the reports don't seem to be running on the server. Not sure where I'm going wrong. Thanks

Sophos do an encryption program which will allow a laptop disc to be encrypted. We have used it on XP only, not tried it on Windows 7.

I have a script that I downloaded that you run using DBDiagnose.exe which will tell you which patches have been applied to the database. There is also a utility under user posts (870) on Capiat's web site which does a similar thing.

We have a few schools which are still using 2003 and they haven't reported any issues since the upgrade

We have emerge in 3 of our schools running on ipads and they have no problems with the proxy server settings

We have been asked to block access to the site by several of our High Schools.

I've just looked at the Technical Essentials handbook and page 48 says to run DBUpgrade using SA account or someone who has System Manager ACCESS RIGHTS. It doesn't say to run it as sysman.