will be used to show the report.
For example, reports can be used to
preview an image or to get a summary:
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Import From web-page
(URL, ImportType,
Connection)
| Imports text from Web page at URL and sends it
to the parsing system. ImportType
specifies how the data is to be imported - including html tags or not. Connection
defines the connection type to be used when importing data:
- Direct - dedicated fast-speed connection; unfortunately, some
websites can prohibit this connection type.
- Web-Browser - the program simulates a Web browser and returns the
page content as if it was viewed through a regular browser.
Example:
Import From web-page("http://www.google.ru/search?q=database","Text only","Web-Browser")
- returns google search results for the term "database".
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Import From a Database
(DatabasePath, ImportPreset,
ShowPreview)
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Import data from a
Database with a different format (such as mdb or xls).
DatabasePath is the path to the database from which records
are to be imported. ImportPreset
is the import template, ShowPreview defines whether the import
dialog will be displayed. If the ShowPreview is not set, the
importing process will start without notification. If the ShowPreview is
set, the dialog for setting up importing parameters will be displayed. The
dialog for setting up importing parameters will also be displayed if the
DatabasePath or ImportPreset
parameters are not specified.
RETURN VALUE: Returns number of records were imported.
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Import from MS Outlook
(ForlderFrom,
FolderTo, ParsingStyle, MailsToParse)
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Import e-mails from the FolderFrom folder of an MS Outlook account.
The imported messages are passed to a suitable parser for processing.
The optional parameter FolderTo defines the folder of an MS Outlook
account into which the imported records will be moved.
The ParsingStyle parameter defines the way the messages will be handed to
the parser: either all messages will be sent as a large text or each
message should be transmitted separately. In the MailsToParse parameter
you can specify the mask for subjects of messages you want to import.
If you don't specify the mask, you'll have to select messages to be imported in a dialog box.
RETURN VALUE: Returns number of imported e-mails.
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Export To a Database
(DatabasePath, ExportPreset,
ShowPreview)
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Export data to a
Database with a different format (such as mdb or xls).
DatabasePath is the path to the database to which records
are to be exported. ExportPreset
is the import template, ShowPreview defines whether the export
dialog will be displayed. If the ShowPreview is not set, the
exporting process will start without notification. If the ShowPreview is
set, the dialog for setting up exporting parameters will be displayed. The
dialog for setting up exporting parameters will also be displayed if the
DatabasePath or ExportPreset
parameters are not specified.
RETURN VALUE: Returns number of records were exported.
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Export DB Operation
(Operation, Column,
RecordType, Data)
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Allows to work with a 3rd party Database, directly export and import any data. See the Exporting to 3rd part DB using script section for more details.
RETURN VALUE: Returns cell value.
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Execute Query
(Query)
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Execute query
Query. If the Query
parameter is not specified, a dialog with the list of all queries in the database will be displayed.
RETURN VALUE: Returns number of records found by query.
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Share Database
(DbNetName, DbNetPass, UserName)
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Make the current database available for using in a network.
In the DbNetName parameter you should specify the netname of
the database; the DbNetPass parameter specifies the password
used to connect to the database, and the UserName parameter
specifies the name of the user who works with the database as a server.
See the Networking section for more details.
RETURN VALUE: Returns 1 if the database was shared, 0 otherwise.
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