The TMS 14.4.x Install Guide only gives you the option to specify an SQL server\instance, not the database name, according to the picture on pg 21. In the TMS 14.4.x Admin Guide on pg 298, they say the default TMS database name is tmsng, but you can change the name using TMS Tools, however they don't recommend it. In short, it says if you change the name, and plan to later upgrade TMS, the TMS installer only recognizes a database with the name of tmsng and no other name that you might change it to, which explains why the TMS installer doesn't give you the option to specify anything other than an SQL server\instance, and not a database name.
So, both myself and Wanye are correct in our statements. TMS is hardcoded to use tmsng, however they do give you the option to change it after it's installed using TMS Tools. However, since it's hardcoded in the installer to us tmsng, there isn't a real benefit to changing the name unless you want to make more work for yourself when you want to perform an upgrade in changing the database name back to the default tmsng.
