Guides you through the process of creating the HCODemo SQL Server connection to access the HCO_Test database. 
                  	  
               
            
 
            	 
             
               		  
               - In 
                  			 Visual Studio, click 
                  			 View > Micro Focus SQL Tools > 
                     			 HCO for SQL Server Tools. 
                  		  
               
- From the HCO for SQL Server interface, click 
                  			 Manage Connections. 
                  		  
               
- Select the 
                  			 User Connection Type. 
                  		  
               
- From the 
                  			 Connection List tab, click 
                  			 New SQL Server Connection. This takes you to the 
                  			 SQL Server Connection tab. 
                  		  
               
- In the 
                  			 Data Source Name field, type 
                  			 HCODemo. 
                  		  
               
- Click 
                  			 Integrated Windows Authentication to select it. This means that SQL Server uses your Windows logon credentials to access the database. 
                  		  
               
- In the 
                  			 SQL Server Instance field, type the name of your SQL Server instance. If you have a default instance, this could be 
                  			 . or 
                  			 (local). If you have a named instance, use the combined server name and instance name. For example: 
                  			 mysqlserver\myinstance. 
                  		  
               
- Click 
                  			 Confirm Server to confirm that HCOSS can locate your specified SQL Server Instance. 
                  		  
               
- Check 
                  			  Use a database other than the default database:. 
                  		  
               
- From the 
                  			 Database drop-down menu, select the 
                  			 HCO_Test destination database that you created in SQL Server Management Studio. 
                  		  
               
- Click 
                  			 Test. If the test fails, review your field entries, make corrections accordingly, and try again. When you have a successful connection,
                  click 
                  			 OK. 
                  		  
               
- Click 
                  			 Save to save the connection. This takes you back to the 
                  			 Connection List tab where you should now see your SQL Server connection listed. 
                  		  
               
This concludes the tutorial.