Planning to configure the Business Process Choreographer database

Business Process Choreographer requires a database. For a non-production configuration, the Business Process Choreographer database can reside in the common database. For a production configuration, the Business Process Choreographer database should be a separate, high-performance database system.

Business Process Choreographer database requires one database, however some of the optional functions also require a database. The complete planning necessary for Business Process Choreographer is described in Planning to configure Business Process Choreographer.

The following list provides links to the Business Process Choreographer topics that are related to planning databases.

For information about the choices and restrictions for the Business Process Choreographer database, refer to Planning the topology, setup, and configuration path.
If you are not planning a simple sample Business Process Choreographer configuration, perform Planning the databases for Business Process Choreographer.
To plan the user IDs required to create and connect to the Business Process Choreographer databases, complete the planning tables related to databases in Planning security, user IDs, and authorizations.