Bolero Online Administrator's Guide
Table of Contents
Welcome to the Bolero Administrator's Guide. This guide gives you details
on the Bolero application, how to install Bolero, the different components
of Bolero, brief descriptions of the tables, and how to use the application.
We assume that as a user of Bolero, you have some knowledge of databases,
SQL (if writing your own custom scripts) and Web servers. A basic knowledge
of Butler SQL and Tango is also beneficial.
The following describes what can be found in each chapter of this guide.
About Bolero
This first section focuses on what Bolero is, what it does, and how you
can view the data that Bolero provides.
Installing and Setting Up Bolero
This section focuses on system requirements for the Bolero and Butler Servers,
how to install Butler (if necessary), how to install Tango (if necessary),
how to install Bolero, how to configure the Bolero Settings file, how to
set up your ODBC data source, and how to launch Bolero.
Components of Bolero
This section focuses on each component of Bolero and what it does.
Bolero's Tables and WebSTAR Considerations
This chapter explains what information is stored in each table of the Bolero
database, and also details important WebSTAR information.
Using Bolero
This section provides you with details on configuring the Bolero Settings
file, how to import old log files, how WebSTAR works with Bolero, and how
to make backups of your information.
Database Documentation-The Bolero Database
This section details the tables found in the Bolero database.
Appendix A-Default Bolero Settings file
Appendix B-Editing and Deleting the ODBC
Data Source