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If a Document Type contains mapping errors, deleting a document in that Document Type will fail. Deleting the Document Type itself will also fail, because DAT attempts to delete all documents before deleting...
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This example guides you through shredding, which is extracting fields from your form into SQL tables. This is often used for enabling reports on form information with SQL reporting services. To start mapping...
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Shredding two document types to the same table is, in general, a scenario that is not supported. The reason is that DBXL follows a delete and re-shred model when updating documents that already exist....
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Mapping a form to the database requires the existence of either a key column or an identity column. Therefore, the user has two options to cover this requirement. If you are shredding to a table that has...
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Imagine a scenario where you are mapping a large number of fields to your SQL instance. Setting up and working with a Document Type that contains a large database mapping can become a potential performance...
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