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Hello Doreen,
Very sorry for the late reply and the confusion. That assembly is named Qdabra.QueryDB.dll in newer versions of DBXL. Besides that, the details involved in using it should not have changed much if any since 2.4.
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Are you looking to calcualte something like described above using the 5th power (e.g. (a^5 + b^5 + c^5) ^ (1/5), or just compute the 5th root? If it's the latter, I replied here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/21041/95090.aspx#95090
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Yes, you can do this by replacing the formula on the Step field with this formula:(4 * Result + Start / (Result * Result * Result * Result)) / 5This is also very easy to calculate x ^ 1/5 using a single command in qRules:concat("Pow /power=0.2 /value=", Field)
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The simplest way to do this would be to place a default value formula on the Total field like this: 0.6 * X + 0.4 * Y
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How about putting the following rule on the field in question:Condition: [field] starts with P
Action: Set [field] to substring([field], 2)substring-after([field], "P") should be able to remove the P from the field, but without a condition to stop the rule's execution, it will run repeatedly until there's nothing left in ...
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Hello Anneliese,
You are correct. The prefix added to the exported filenames is simply a timestamp to prevent collisions and does not give any indication of the form from which the file originated. The plugin does not presently provide any other way of naming the files and does not provide a way to populate their metadata.
One ...
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Hello Chris,
Your DBXL service account would be the account that is associated with DBXL's app pool as specified in IIS. Do you know how to check that?
If the account is a machine-level service account and the database is on a remote machine, then DBXL will authenticate with the remote machine as the ...
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Hello DanDeHaven,
I know this is an ancient post and you have long since moved on to other challenges, but in the interest of helping others that might stumble upon this thread, the issue here is that you are missing the namespace prefix (you can see them in your messagebox). This should have worked:
Dim mes As String = ...
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Sí, eso es lo que quería decir. Ojalá que funcione bien.
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Gracias por tu explicacíon. Si comprendo bien, me parece que cuando alguno elige las dos fechas, quieres poner las mismas fechas en la fila correspondiente de la segunda tabla. Correcto? En ese caso, puedes usar un solo grupo repetitivo y mostrarlo con dos tablas distintas en lugares distintos. De tal manera, ya no habría necesidad de ...