• Close any SQA Suite programs that are running
• Do one of the following
From the windows taskbar: choose start-->Programs-->SQA Suite-->SQA Administrator.
From Program Manger: Double – click the SQA Administrator icon in the SQA Suite program group.
• If necessary, select the SQA Repository tab.
• Choose Create Repository. The SQA Administrator runs a setup wizard.
• Choose one of the following:
Copy all information from an existing SQA Repository – copies the entire contents from the existing repository. For example, you can copy all information to update or backup the repository, or to convert it from one type of database to another.
Copy non-project information from an existing SQA Repository – copies non-project specific information from the existing repository. For example, you can copy non-project specific data to create a new repository for testing a new release of an existing application
• Choose Next to continue.
• In the edit box, enter the drive and pathname for the existing source repository, or choose Browse and select a repository.
• Choose Next to continue.
• In the edit box, enter the drive and pathname for the new repository, or choose Browse and select a directory. (you must have write privileges for that drive and directory)
• Choose Next to continue.
• Select the type of new repository to create:
Microsoft Access repository – creates the repository with Microsoft Access database.
Sybase SQL Anywhere repository – creates the repository with a Sybase SQL anywhere single-user database.
• Choose Next to continue.
• The setup wizard confirms the type and location of your new repository.
• Choose Next
• The setup wizard creates the new SQA Repository.
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