Steps to change default RMS database password

A customer of mine is running RMS v1.2. When RMS was installed, they used the default SA password. The best practices recommendations from Microsoft is to change the default password. As I'm not strong in RMS or database applications, I'm looking for some help on where and how to make this change. I've turned up some information on Microsoft's site. But most of these seem to assume a moderate amount of database expertise.

TIA

I just got a call from the user. They followed the steps outlined. Everything went fine. But, when they try to start Manager, they receive the message "Could not connect to database". They shutdown and restarted the computer with no change to the message. They can get in to Administrator but not Manager.

Any Ideas?

"Jeff @ Check Po> MG,

password was used on install. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your password | OK | Database | Change Password

new password at each machine. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your new password | OK | File | Configuration | put in you new password | OK | File | Exit

manually change the password;

password was used on install. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your password | OK | Database | Change Password

new password at each machine. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your new password | OK | File | Configuration | put in you new password | OK | File | Exit

manually change the password;

I just got a call from the user. They followed the steps outlined. Everything went fine. But, when they try to start Manager, they receive the message "Could not connect to database". They shutdown and restarted the computer with no change to the message. They can get in to Administrator but not Manager.

Any Ideas?

"Jeff @ Check Po > MG, > > First, there is no default password, other than no password at all. > > Second, to change passwords, you do it in SO Administrator, using whatever password was used on install. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your password | OK | Database | Change Password > > After changing the password, you must re-log into the SQL database using the new password at each machine. SO Admin | File | Connect | put in your new password | OK | File | Configuration | put in you new password | OK | File | Exit > > If you don't know the password, there is a document that describes how to manually change the password; >