hi all,
i am very new to documentum and now working on xcp.
is it possible to create office timesheet application using xcp..
In theory yes - you can have forms that are input and hav these parsed/stored.
Question would be why? Why would you use a big and expensive content management application for timesheets?
what is your actual requirement?
thanks Andy,
whats my real requirement is...
i am a Documentum trainee
for my practice purpose i started this application.
and i face lot more problems
like below:
....primary key and forigen key relationship b/w to tables
....how to maintain user login id for entrire tab,and how pickup that value.
....is it possible to establish relation b/w custom types
Hi,
As a trainee I would suggest that you either undertake the technical fundamentals training course or, at the least, have a good read through the Content Server Fundamentals manual as these will give you a grounding on what Documentum is, a content/document management system.
As to your 3 queries
...primary key and forigen key relationship b/w to tables
Whilst documetum does use a database it is not a database management product. the underlying database is hodden away behind the object model and there is little to knowing the actual schema, until you are more advanced, as you will never diectly access it.
...how to maintain user login id for entrire tab,and how pickup that value.
This is kept within the session. The fundamentals training/manual will explain this concept better.
...is it possible to establish relation b/w custom types
Documentum exposes the custom types in an object based model and you use inheritance as you would in any OO design, albeit with caveats given it is not in memory and is backed by a database. There are also ways to relate objects, i.e. this document is in folder 'x' as a natural part of the core model, and you can define project specifc relationships using dm_relationship objects and virtual documents, again all in the fundamentals manual.
