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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 on using the AssignDocument command together with DBXL. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the PDF document. To download qRules and DBXL, ...

This document is meant for users who have installed DBXL and are interested in configuring and using the Notifications functionality. The attached zip file contains documentation, as well as the QdNotifications executables needed to run on the server.

Qdabra’s Active Directory Standalone Tool, like the Active Directory Web Service within Database Accelerator (DBXL), contains method that allow querying your company's Active Directory. This document will discuss the web service and its methods. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the document.

If you install DBXL to Windows XP and you cannot query the Active Directory Web service (ADUserInfo.asmx) you will have to manually configure your machine’s ASP.NET account. To verify that this is the problem, navigate to http://machine/QdabraWebService/ADUserInfo.asmx, click GetMyInfo and Invoke. If you don’t get XML you will need to ...

 What happens when the database server used by DBXL changes or needs to be moved? Read this document to understand the process required for a smooth transition.

Qdabra's Query Builder InfoPath form tool needs to run with full trust so that it can execute shell commands. To install this full trust tool on your local computer, we use InfoPath’s built-in support for URN based solutions. When the form is installed, InfoPath adds entries to your Windows registry. Unfortunately, due to a bug in ...

This document describes the upgrade instructions for customers moving from DBXL v2.3 to Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) v2.4. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain this document.

 Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) can be installed on a load balanced environment. For details, click DOWNLOAD above. A free trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com. This applies to DBXL v2.4 to DBXL v2.7.

If you are having trouble uploading large documents to DBXL you might need to increase the web service timeout to allow the upload enough time to complete.  This can be done on the client side with managed code, or on the server-side (which affects all Document Types) via an edit to the web.config file for the DBXL instance that is ...

There are four permissions levels available in Qdabra’s Database Accelerator (DBXL): DBXL Admin, Global Level, Document Type Level and Document Level. This document will provide you with an overview of these four alternatives.Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain this document. A free trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.