March 2012 - Posts - Jo-Anne Alfafara
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Jo-Anne Alfafara

March 2012 - Posts

  • Forms with code? Use Content Type mapping in DBXL!

    You can now integrate your browser-enabled qRules form or forms that have custom code using the content type mapping in DBXL! This is previously done by using the qRules command called SwapDOM. Now with the content type mapping feature, DBXL makes it possible to do this without the use of qRules.

    You can download the PDF tutorial (13 pages, 921Kb) by clicking here.

  • Prevent Shredding Errors using Conditional Shredding

    Imagine that you have an InfoPath form that submits to DBXL. There will be instances that the value entered for a specific field doesn't match the data type stored in the database - thus results in shredding errors.

    When errors occur during shredding, the document is still saved in DBXL, but the associated record in the SQL database will not be created. It is possible that a numeric field has an invalid value, or blank.  These can be handled by adding a condition on the database mapping to store NULL for these cases or add validation in the InfoPath form. For numeric fields, you can append [string(number(.))!='NaN'] to the field xpath in the DBXL Admin tool database mapping.

    For more information about conditional shredding in DBXL, please see this document.

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