lib\install.ps1
with PowerShell (with the most-privileged account possible) on your SP Server(s).
Sponge will automatically install itself in the Central Administration and can only be accessed by SharePoint admins. That means, that only admins can change values in the configuration or add loggers to Sponge. In some cases, this is very cumbersome and time-consuming (besides, what admin likes doing things like this?!), so Sponge provides an "relative" install which can be installed in your Site Collection.
Simply enable the Sponge Logging & Configuration Component Feature
in your Site Collection and Sponge will install itself in the Rootweb (http://mysitecollection/Sponge). Now, non-admins can use Sponge as well! The Logging &
Configuration API is designed that support both install types (central or relative). See the Logging or the Configuration wiki
pages for more info!
lib\db\create_db.sql
and DB Host Name in lib\create_db.ps1
before continuing to the next step.
lib\create_db.ps1
with PowerShell (with the most-privileged account possible) on your SQL Server(s).
Sponge Logging Database
Target in the Logging Component.