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Load Balancing
This illustrates a role that causes the folder to be placed on the To Do list of the person in the designated group, who has the fewest folders on their To Do list. It is designed to work with SQL Server and will need changing for use with Oracle.
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Leap Frog
This illustrates the use of the “Forward folders to stage” property of a system stage. It allows a user to select a stage name for the folder to jump to, whether forwards or backwards, bypassing all stages in between.
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Hide at Stages
This shows how buttons can be hidden on folder forms but be made to appear on action forms. Hence the buttons are only available on action forms. The same technique can be used to hide labels or fields in folder forms.
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Grid Examples
This provides examples of formatting data within a grid. It includes dates, constants, calculations, and concatenations.
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Consolidated Audit Trail
The is a New Hire example that includes a consolidated status form that demonstrates a consolidated audit trail of Parent and Child events in sub processes
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Concatenated Drop-Downs
This illustrates how the list displayed in a drop-down field can be generated from two fields in the database by concatenating them. So a drop-down field for name can display the concatenation of the FirstName and LastName fields from the database.
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Alert Message
This allows a message for a loopback action to be set to the same message as in the previous action.
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v9 LDAP Authentication Script
Anyone know how to authenticate against AD or LDAP using v9 or increase the v9 Administration tools capacity to handle larger scripts. Have an existing LDAP authentication script that we have modified to work with v9 that is a little larger than the out-of-the-box authentication scripts and when trying to upload the LDAP…
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Re: New User Introductions!
Hi everyone, I own small consultancy . I joined this community to ask how Metastorm BPM is superior than VISIO ? But I did not get , where exactly can I post this question. (I'm not an existing customer) Help would be appreciated. Regards, Vishal