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(...) rsonal data” action in the background. Associated module: “Personal data removal”.   Updating active task counters – updating active task counters available in the SQL reports. Associated module: “Tasks info calculation”.   Importing process and application configurations – the import of a process or an application taking place between (...)

(...) Fig. 5. All attachments tab with collapsed branches of the folder tree   Additionally, in the Linked documents view configuration window, the user can define additional folders based on an SQL query. Fig. 6. below shows a sample SQL query based on which a folder with .xlsx files from all related workflows will be created.   Fig. 6. Sample SQL query defining a custom attachme (...)

(...) Global business rules The “AddAttachment_AtThisStep" rule This rule verifies whether an attachment is added on a particular step. The verification is executed by means of an SQL query that checks whether an attachment is added to an instance after defined time (date and time). A business rule with a conditional clause The rule is used to check an attachment is adde (...)

(...) a table Like the item list, the “Data table” form field has a header, row, and footer. Header: The HTML code in the header section should contain column names. Code: {SQL GRIDHEADERTEMPLATE:GUID} {/SQL GRIDHEADERTEMPLATE} Row The code of the row section must include tags referring to values of individual columns. The tags for particular columns are to be foun (...)

(...) vice.   The example uses Docker Desktop. All basic components of WEBCON BPS can be installed there. Only the system's databases must be created on an existing instance of Microsoft SQL Server accessible from the computer running WEBCON BPS in containers. Installation steps: Creating the WEBCON BPS Search Server container and initializing Solr search indexes. Creating SQL (...)

(...) edicated account for reading data from the database already existed in earlier versions of the system, but now it is created by default. Thus, bps_user is the standard account in the context of which SQL COMMAND rules and all queries using the Default connection are executed, e.g. when configuring selected form fields or actions, executing or testing SQL queries with the use of <Current BPS databa (...)

(...) ds means that there is no sequence per se in this case. Database processing For databases, a master queue applies. It is a single query relating to all queues simultaneously 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 parameters” no (...)

(...) the default behavior is not enough.   The Solution Fortunately, WEBCON BPS provides a way to solve this quite readily using a technical field, an automation action, an extra path, and a SQL query.   Part One: The Technical Field Create an extra field to be used by the parent workflow of type Date and enable time selection under Advanced configuration. Part Two: (...)

(...) GDPR class. Tools provided: 4 SDK actions are used for operating on data sets 1 action – anonymization/data removal 3 custom data sources are used for providing data to Data Table (SQL Grid) reporting controls   Action searching through process-type personal databases (based on BPS process) WebCon.WorkFlow.Extensions.GDPR.Actions.FillPersonalDataItemList Act (...)

(...) s.   Tracing Module’s name Remarks ASP .NET Core Instrumentation   SQL Client For Portal and Service it is possible to view SQL queries. HttpClient   WCF Client Integration with Se (...)

(...) hich said it could be followed if two tasks had been completed.   The Solution   It is quite possible to get the desired voting-style behavior from WEBCON BPS using one or two SQL queries together with a Workflow Control step. Moreover, the SQL queries can be encapsulated onto global business rules that can be reused repeatedly. At a high level, it looks like this: & (...)

(...) e “ID” serves as an identifier and “Name” represents the displayed name. The first part, “ID”, represents a unique value. It is the element most frequently used in SQL queries designed to filter results displayed in picker fields populated with values from a specific data source. Such filtering is often employed to exclude irrelevant information, presenting only wh (...)

(...) along with a business case for its use.   Basic definitions and functional assumptions LIKE and CONCAT are functions that can be used in WEBCON BPS to create business rules, form rules, SQL queries, and to retrieve values from data sources. CONCAT combines text values into a single string and is available among the functions dedicated to text. With CONCAT you can retrieve global cons (...)

(...)   Backup and Restore WEBCON databases. Next, we need to recreate all WEBCON databases, such as: Configuration Content Attachments Archive (if necessary)   The MSSQL Admin should create a copy of production databases, and recreate the database on the development or test environment from this copy – replacing existing databases. If the databases were recreat (...)

(...) p; Requirements WEBCON BPS containers are based on images that use Windows Server Core architecture. Therefore, the admin cluster needs to be able to run loads of this type. If SOLR and/or SQL components are to be implemented in the same cluster, the cluster must support loads based on both Linux and Windows containers. The application requires the ingress controller to support ARR with (...)

(...) de to the Item list, the action log displays data on the number of rows updated, added, or removed. Action configuration and execution example The action was configured with the external MSSQL database data source named “Spare part price list”, whose columns correspond to the columns of the “List of spare parts” Item list. The action execution assumption in the pres (...)

(...) w. Data Population in the Itemlist Itemlists can populate data either dynamically or statically. Dynamic initialization typically involves integrating data from various sources, often using SQL scripts that can range from simple to complex. Once the script is created, the columns from the SQL output are mapped to the itemlist to ensure accurate data transfer. Alternatively, static initializ (...)

(...) es.de   Even though this is quite old, it still works and it can help others: If you are providing multilingual user interfaces this post can provide you with little helpers to generate SQL statements: For multilingual choose fields. Multilingual icons   If you aren’t interested in these then you can still take a look at the SQL command stubs: Get (...)

(...) vice.   The example uses Docker Desktop. All basic components of WEBCON BPS can be installed there. Only the system's databases must be created on an existing instance of Microsoft SQL Server accessible from the computer running WEBCON BPS in containers. Installation steps: Creating the WEBCON BPS Search Server container and initializing Solr search indexes. Creating SQL (...)

(...) External content by Maksymilian Stachowiak Starting Webcon journey usually begins with moving some data from other places, let it be SQL databases, but when more applications are created you still might need this knowledge to migrate further processes. In this series I'm creating an example application into which I'm importing data using built in cyclic actions, and external powershell sc (...)