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(...) the extent provided by the system: users can change the column values as well as add, delete, and clone individual rows. It is also possible to independently configure the Item List columns and their parameter s, including width. This article is devoted to this very parameter and lists the most important rules to follow when specifying the width of the Item list columns.   Column width configu (...)

(...) ll need to provide your Portal address, Client ID and Client secret, as well as the Database ID which is the ID of your content database. This last ID can be found in System Settings -> Global parameter s -> Databases.   Click OK and then Connect     Congratulations! You can now choose from which process (or processes) you wish to load data. This data will be (...)

(...) Comparison of the moments of execution of “Send a custom email” (Pending in transaction) and “Read a barcode” (Pending after transaction) actions   Form fields vs. parameter s The potential change of form field values can be addressed by automation parameter s. Unlike form fields, the values of parameter s do not change in the course of transaction and remain the same as (...)

(...) ate archive database”. The “Database creation” node and the window it opens       After clicking the button, it is possible to define the database parameter s, such as name and user (obtains owner privileges for the created database). Once you fill out all the required fields and click the “Create” button, the installer shows a summary of para (...)

(...) Profile settings  – a window with a List of profiles will open in the application, where you should click Add ‚.       Next, the Connection parameter s window will open in MS Outlook. To create a new profile, complete the Name (profile name) and BPS Portal address fields, and then click Save.       A profile will be (...)

(...) ng out the “Description” field is optional. To activate the HotMailBox check the “Active” checkbox. “Connection settings” – the section is used to fill out parameter s for connection with the mailbox. After selecting the “Use custom inbox settings” choose the server type and enter its address. Then, enter the data of a user whose account is to be used (...)

(...) ut the “Description” field is optional. To activate the HotMailBox check the “Active” checkbox. 2. “Connection settings” – the section is used to fill out parameter s for connection with the mailbox. After selecting the “Use custom inbox settings” choose the server type and enter its address. Then, enter the data of a user whose account is to be used (...)

(...) ng out the “Description” field is optional. To activate the HotMailBox check the “Active” checkbox. “Connection settings” – the section is used to fill out parameter s for connection with the mailbox. After selecting the “Use custom inbox settings” choose the server type and enter its address. Then, enter the data of a user whose account is to be used (...)

(...) Processing e-mails with HotMailBoxes Mail.ReadWrite Sending and receiving MailApproval messages Mail.ReadWrite (for custom inbox parameter s) Mail.Send (for custom outbox settings)   It is a good practice for each feature to have its own application with a dedicated account for sending or receiving e-mails. (...)

(...) inserted by default. The “Input value” refers to: the value sent for the “Request body” tab; the value received for the “Response” tab. By using this parameter you can edit data before they are sent or received. For example, when a system receives a value that prior to its saving requires multiplying by 0.01, you need to create a rule that executes such cal (...)

(...) groups. By default, the option to move groups is selected, but the box Do you want to overwrite security settings? must be checked as well.   Fig. 5. Configuration of additional import parameter s in the dedicated tool     Checking the above boxes is necessary to import information about the group, more specifically, its Owner. As previously mentioned, some data is not import (...)

(...) on by clicking Apply.     After a short synchronization, the change made is also visible in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio on the BPS groups tab under System settings → Global parameter s → BPS users and groups list. BPS group administrators can also be added and deleted from here.     The specified user will now have additional permissions.   (...)

(...) sers who completed at least one tasks on their own and whose tasks are not canceled Average task duration (applies only to completed tasks).   If no values are available for any of the parameter s, the parameter will be grayed out and the information no data will be displayed for it. By default, global business administrator will see in the report the data of all processes and applications (...)

(...) ll automatically prompt for new authorization, unless a user is actively editing a form within the given instance or task. You can modify this time in the Security node (System settings → Global parameter s) by changing the value in the User identity verification interval field provided in the section Security codes configuration for sharing workflow instances publicly. (Please note that this field is (...)

(...) Although assigning tasks to a group currently constitutes the default approach in the WEBCON BPS system, there is a number of issues to consider when configuring tasks. Configuration of task parameter s In the Operation executed on parallel tasks field (the step edition window → the “Paths” tab → the “parameter s” tab) you can configure the system behavior on t (...)

(...) s The change request functionality is by default disabled – to use it you need to enable it in the Designer Studio settings (the “System settings” button → the “Global parameter s” node on the selection tree → Change Requests) or in the Admin Panel in Portal (user panel → “Administration” → Change requests). (The configuration window is identi (...)

(...) ,44.   Their configuration couldn’t be simpler – just choose the indicator that you wish to affect.   The Start performance indicator also has one additional parameter – Operating mode – which can be used to resume the calculation of a previously stopped indicator. Thanks to the flexibility of the actions mechanism, and being able to place these acti (...)

(...) l components will be run from Docker images, and the installer will only be used to create and configure the database.     In the next installation steps: Database creation parameter s, Configuration database creation, Process database creation, Attachment database creation, proceed in the same way as for the standard WEBCON BPS installation. It is recommended to copy the name o (...)

(...) y executed by an SQL server. [Currently, the system logs some of the queries sent to the content database provided the “Debug” mode (“System settings” → the “Global parameter s” node → “Diagnostic logging mode” → “Debug”) is enabled. It is not possible to view the queries sent to the configuration database]. Such a query starts along (...)

(...) , configure the font settings:   If you want use the standard font size (without scaling), select the smallest size.   The same actions should be performed for the text parameter Author: {N:CURRENTUSER}   Next, add a barcode. For this purpose, select Barcode from the left menu and choose its location on the label. Enter {WFD_ID} in the barcode configuratio (...)