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How to Create a Stacked Bar Chart
This week's cup of Joe
Hotline: Customize Error Messages
Use Tomcat 6 with m-Power!
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How to Create a Logical Field via the Data Dictionary
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Logical Fields are fields that do not physically exist within your databases’ tables, but rather are configured by you as a Developer.
m-Power’s Data Dictionary structure allows you to define these logical fields just one time, and you are able to access them
throughout any application within that Data Dictionary. There are three different Logical Fields you can create: Concatenation,
Substring, and User-Defined Functions (UDF).
This documentation will explain the step-by-step process used to create logical fields at the dictionary level.
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Here's what Joe's buzzing about this week:
- 4 Benefits of Web-Based Reporting
- Sneaky Fees: 7 New Ways You're Paying More
- m-Power upgrade for mrc-Productivity Series users
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“I just upgraded from the mrc-Productivity Series to m-Power. How do I convert the applications that I made with the mrc-Productivity Series
to m-Power?”
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We have written up documentation detailing how to convert your mrc-Productivity Series apps to m-Power, which can be found here>>.
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This section is for customers only and is password-protected.
This month's featured update: User Defined Functions!
m-Power has recently been enhanced to allow the use of User Defined Functios (UDF). UDF’s are a powerful yet simple way to perform routine data
transformations, calculations, and complex SQL logic.
View this update»
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