Creating the "bugdb" database:

1. Create the database
   create database bugdb on <somedevice> = <size>
   You can use a different name if you want (adjust appropriately in
   the config.dat file). <size> doesn't have to be very big unless you 
   expect to make *heavy* use of this!

2. Create a login for "webuser"
   sp_addlogin webuser, webuser
   You can use a different name and/or password of course.
   The idea is to have a read-only user for any access to the database
   from the web.

3. In database "bugdb", add the above user
   use bugdb
   go
   sp_adduser webuser
   go

4. Now load the tables/procs/etc.
   In bash this goes something like this:
   for i in tables/*.table; do isql -Usa -P -Smplap -i $i; done   
   for i in indexes/*.index; do isql -Usa -P -Smplap -i $i; done
   for i in procs/*.proc; do isql -Usa -P -Smplap -i $i; done
   for i in data/*.sql; do isql -Usa -P -Smplap -i $i; done

   Note that for the first load you will get some warnings about non-existing
   indexes.

5. You are now ready!
