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In the Getting Started document (included with every installation of
DBXL v2.3), we illustrate how to create a button that submits to DBXL.
However, that button is configured to close the form upon submit. How
can you configure your form to save and NOT close the form? This is what
some might call “save your progress”, before submitting. ...
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DBXL, there is a DocumentStats table that stores a log of the locks,
unlocks, and saves of each document. This document contains a reference
table for these keys. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the document.
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If you would like to save copies of your documents locally, you need to
make sure that they have been submitted to DBXL first such that they
have a DocID stored in the XML that you save. For migrating local copies
of your forms into a new environment the steps are more involved, but
still possible through manual steps. This document ...
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DBXL allows you to create mappings from XML field to SQL columns.
However, a problem arises if your schema changes drastically: the
existing XML documents will not be compatible with the new form. How can
you handle this situation? Here's one way. Click DOWNLOAD above.
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If your DBXL instance needs to use SQL connection strings that
contain sensitive information, such as usernames and passwords, you can
use this simple encrypt tool to convert them into an encrypted form. To
obtain the document and the tool, click DOWNLOAD above.
A free
trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.
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Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) allows you to create customized
mappings between your XML documents and a SQL database. This document
will cover the following: Database Mapping for a non-repeating groupDatabase Mapping for a nested, repeating groupConditional ShreddingMapping DBXL TokensHow to report shredding errors to form ...
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One of the new features of DBXL is the ability to map your xml documents to a content type published in SharePoint. This new feature is illustrated in this tutorial. It provides step-by-step procedures which will guide you on how to setup a SharePoint mapping in DBXL using a content type. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain this document.
This ...
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The primary purpose of this document is to explain how DBXL can use
Single Sign-On (SSO) services to log into the target SharePoint server
with credentials configured via SSO. Please click on DOWNLOAD to obtain this document.
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When a different user to the one who originally submitted a SharePoint
document tries to edit and resubmit it, errors in the Qdabra eventlog
will prevent completion of the SharePoint submit. To workaround this
problem, you must give users read/write permissions to the Qdabra
eventlog. Please read this document for a ...
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With DBXL v2.3 and later, you can easily convert your xml documents data into a
complex SQL schema of your design which facilitates all kinds of
reporting. This document will show you how reporting can be managed in
SharePoint using standard export to excel functionality and how
reporting can be enhanced by using Qdabra’s DBXL Web Service. ...