Please note that the server name and the authentication credentials were created previously during the installation of the SQL application. When the application launches you will be greeted with a dialog that looks like the dialog below. Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server xxx > SQL Server Management Studio Open the SQL Server Management Studio studio manager application, if you have the option to run as admin please use this option. Verify that you can connect to the server You can now skip the material below and go directly to Creating the EPLAN Database in SQL. If you work for a company that has an IT department you will probably be connecting to a SQL server on your company network, ask them for the server name, your login name and password. However, for the first time user, you can spend hours trying unsuccessfully to create your first database with EPLAN only to find out there is nothing wrong with EPLAN, the problem is that you donРІР‚в„ўt have proper access to the SQL server. Most of what follows here describes connecting to the local SQL Express server and this is not necessary at all once you know that you have the proper server name, login name and password. Thankfully getting SQL installed and running is the really the most difficult part about using it, creating a database for use with EPLAN is rather simple. Please check the department's online calendarР’В for updated dates.Intended Audience: EPLAN P8 users with SQL or SQL Express * Dates are subject to change as things continue to update. The timeline for the 2022-23 planning cycle can be found here. More information about these supports for your planning team will be shared in the coming weeks.

Throughout the planning window, you will have opportunities for support from various TDOE divisions that include training sessions, recorded webinars, individual support meetings, and office hours. Reviewing of plans will begin on March 1, 2021,Р’В and conclude with plan approvals by April 15, 2022. The district planning window will be open from November 8 to March 1. An extended planning timeline was one of the pieces of feedback most often shared and is one of the most significant changes youРІР‚в„ўll experience in district planning this year. After identifying the trends in the survey data, we have made updates to the platform for greater usability, increased support opportunities and guidance to aid in strong planning, and extended the planning timeline.

Based on your feedback, we learned a great deal about improvements and adjustments to better meet the needs of stakeholders. Please reach out to your divisional relief coordinator for continued support with ESSER planning document addenda due Febru, and any ESSER funding application revision questions.Р”В¬ontact: the conclusion of district planning in spring 2021, district leaders shared feedback on the district planning process through the annual InformTN District Survey. Thank you for your continued patience as ESSER requirements evolve. An updated office hours schedule will be shared with LEAs prior to the new reporting period. Please note that ESSER Office Hours have been postponed until the final draft is released. We caution LEAs about entering any further data at this time as data questions will change and reporting periods will shift. Currently, LEAs may view data and enter data in the instrument, but cannot submit data. The data collection instrument will change with a tentative reporting period beginning in early May 2022.

Department of Education, LEAs have limited access to the Education Stabilization Fund-ESSERF Data Collection instrument in ePlan. Audience: Directors of Schools, Federal Programs Directors, ESSER Points of ContactР”В¬ontact: communicated on December 22, due to shifting requirements from the U.S.

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