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Qdabra's Report Builder Tool helps build queries to extract the content from your DBXL documents' XML via the QueryDocumentsNodeSet web service method which does not requere any SQL mapping. Using...

Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) allows you to submit XML documents via a web service. However, InfoPath is not required. You can use the web service from a ASP.NET web page. For details, click...

Starting with version 2.4, Qdabra’s Migration Tool provides the ability to migrate all of the documents in one document type to a newer document type, and convert those documents from one XML structure...

When uploading large attachments in DBXL, a time-out error is likely to occur. This error is due to the IIS maxRequestLength setting in web.config. maxRequestLength is an optional Int32 attribute. It specifies...

If you edit an existing Document Type in DBXL you’ll see a button labeled Save As in the header. This is an easy way to create a duplicate of your configuration, but under a different name. For details...

Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) will add processing instructions to your xml files, and this document will briefly explain how to use the information help within the PI. To obtain the document...

The DBXLResource API allows users to use custom XML in their DBXL Document Type Configurations. As explained in the scenarios below, this grants the user to customization flexibility. The scenarios explain...

Scenario There are times when we want someone not logged into the domain to be able to edit a form which needs to be submitted to DBXL. Let's say that "User A" is a person who works inside...

DBXL allows you assign xml documents via the QdFlow system document type. We can combine this with SQL triggers to generate on-assignment notifications. That is, when a document is assigned to a certain...

The AssignDocument command in qRules will allow you to create a QdEmailFlow assignment for a document that is stored in DBXL. This document will explain QdFlow permissions in DBXL, and includes a tutorial...