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In a previous document we showed how to create a data view based on SQL data. The problem with this solution is that if the DBXL-to-SQL connection fails, the data view will not show the correct data.
We solve this by creating a data view that queries directly from the DBXL web service. This document will show you how - click DOWNLOAD above to ...
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Qdabra’s Search Web Part allows you to perform full-text searches from a SharePoint page. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain both the web part and a document describing its installation and use. Note that Qdabra's Search Web Part requires DBXL v2.3 or later.
Last update - 6/26/2013
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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 the limit for the input stream buffering threshold, in KB.
This limit can be used to prevent denial of service attacks that ...
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DBXL
v2.3 and later allows you to migrate your documents from one Document Type to
another. Using a new method called ChangeDocumentTypeOfDocument, you can
migrate these documents to a Document Type that uses the new version of
your InfoPath form. This document is a step by step guide on how to
implement this method to your form ...
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Well, without more specifics, I'm kind of guessing, but if what you need to do is insert new instances of a repeating group and set the value, yes, qRules can do that.
You'd use the insert command to insert all the items you want, and then either a rule on the repeating field itself or some type of counter mechanism to set the values.
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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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In
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.