Configuring SQL Server databases after stand-alone profile creation

If you did not create the tables for the databases while creating or augmenting profiles, you or your database administrator must create the databases and their tables manually, and you must also run the bootstrapProcessServerData command before you try to start or use the IBM® Business Process Manager server.

Creating the Process Server database tables
If you postponed creating the tables for the Process Server database until after profile creation, you or your database administrator must create the tables manually. You can use the scripts that the Profile Management Tool generates during profile creation or augmentation.
Creating the Performance Data Warehouse database tables
If you postponed creating the database tables for the IBM Performance Data Warehouse until after profile creation, you or your database administrator must create the tables manually. You can use the scripts that the Profile Management Tool generates during profile creation or augmentation.
Creating the Common database tables
If you postponed creating the Common database tables until after profile creation, you or your database administrator must create the tables manually. You can use the scripts that the Profile Management Tool generates during profile creation or augmentation.
Creating the Business Space database tables
If you postponed creating the Business Space database tables in the Common database until after profile creation, you or your database administrator must create the tables manually. You can use the scripts that the Profile Management Tool generates during profile creation or augmentation.
Loading the database with system information in a stand-alone environment
If you created a stand-alone profile and postponed creating the database tables, you must run the bootstrapProcessServerData command before you try to start or use Process Server or Process Center.