Search HMNL:
	Permalink: http://www.hmnl.nl/HMNL/web.nsf/vwWebFeatures/UseRDBC
HMNL Home	DXTools - Using RDBCreate Documentation for Version 2.1 RDBCreate is a command processor that is used to create DXTools databases from a source “Virtual Template” that is available on the internet or a local source. The utility can also be used to update the design of an existing database. Virtual Templates provide a quick and easy mechanism for distributing the designs of Notes databases without the need for replicating or copying a physical template before creating new databases from the template. Because a Virtual Template can be used from almost anywhere it is possible to have a single point of source for a design, this ensures that new databases always use the latest available design. The RDBCreate application is constructed as a Domino Command Line Processor, it can be run from a command window on a workstation or run directly on a server. RDBCreate is a C++ application constructed on the DXCommon application kernel supporting Domino version from 6.0 through 8.5 on both Widows & Linux server platforms. Double-click or right-click and select "Save target as .." to download the required package. Files File File Name Contents/Usage File Size Windows: DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.doc DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.doc DXTools - Using RDBCreate 2.1 - Word for Windows 97-2003 451 Kb DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.pdf DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.pdf DXTools - Using RDBCreate 2.1 - PDF 352 Kb DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.xps DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.xps DXTools - Using RDBCreate 2.1 - XPS 558 Kb Linux: DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.odt DXTOOLS-USING-RDBCREATE-2-1.odt DXTools - Using RDBCreate 2.1 - Open Document Text 335 Kb	RDBCreate Source License
General Information Source Distributions Documentation Articles Heavy Lift Computing Support Services Reference Environments Development Environments DXCommon QCopy QMove QACLMorph RDBCreate DXIPA DXTell SPZap Application Design Guide ComponentArchitecture Kernel API Reference Class Catalogue Using QCopy Using QMove Using QACLMorph Using DXIPA Using DXTell Using SPZap
Contact Us		Communities