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# Preparar la base de datos de la tienda e iniciar los servicios del cliente
Este tema describe cómo preparar la base de datos de la tienda e iniciar los servicios de Central Client.
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Debe activar la clave de licencia de Central Connector antes de poder abrir y usar Central Client.
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1. Abrir **Cliente central**. El acceso directo debería estar disponible en su escritorio.
2. Haga clic en **Configuración**.
3. Vaya a la **Conexión a la base de datos** pestaña y haga clic en **Preparar base de datos**.
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Al hacer clic en **Preparar base de datos** modifica el esquema de la base de datos de la tienda para que sea compatible con Central Manager. Después de hacer clic en **Preparar base de datos**, la base de datos de la tienda ya no será compatible con RMS Store Operations.
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4. Espere mientras se actualizan las tablas de la base de datos. Esto puede tardar unos minutos.
5. Haga clic en **Aceptar**.
6. Haga clic en **Sincronizar la base de datos de la tienda con el servidor**. Después de que las tablas se hayan sincronizado, presione cualquier tecla para salir del Símbolo del sistema.
7. Haga clic en **Panel de control**.
8. Haga clic en **Iniciar servicios**. Debería ver que los servicios del cliente cambian de rojo (detenido) a verde (en ejecución).
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