How to configure database

Hi there...... I just have a doubt that when configuring Essbase Shared services and Essbase server planning and other to stuff.... we need to configure same database for all these or can we use different databases....... ?
thanks and regards,
Sri-Oracle.
Edited by: Sri-Oracle on Apr 23, 2009 1:34 PM

Thanks for your reply john.. But I could not get you.......
Iam installing Essbase on my laptop (Stand alone system)..And going to use the SQL SERVER 2005 as Database........... So my question is can I configure a single database for all these...... or create a separate Database for each and every services I mean to say for shared services and adminstration services and so on.........
Thanks and Regards,
Sri-Oracle.

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