Hi Alexander G. Scapin

Of course the best way is to load historical data through an Ascii Data Reader with csv file.

If you need to reload only a period or an area,  you can run the datareader with a select. without modifying the original file.

The Datareaders can be limited by the Select,  activating the option: "use current selection".

More details on help online : Data Read 

Regards

Fabio

Hi William Le

Board client is fully compatible with Windows10.

Of course you can have different performance depending on your application, number of screens / tabs opened and from the hardware resources of your computer.

Ram, Cpu, Disk, Graphics card are all elements that influence the performance of a client.

In this document Speed Test Performance: definition of parameters and BOARD functionalities is explained how to verify the operation performance of the CPU, Disk access times and GPU Type.

Regards

Fabio

Hi Etienne CAUSSE

The solution is very simple and can be integrated directly into Board Server.

Microsoft Provides a Ole-DB provider to connect to Active Directory Service. (here more details).

The oledb driver should be included in the operating system and you know that it is possible to query Active Directory with a sql command.

So, from Board side, implementation is very easy using with a datareader:

• From the datareader tab, create a new connection
• In the connection string field, enter your oledb connection string as this sample: 

Provider=ADSDSOObject; Integrated Security = SSPI

 You can get the connection string from a udl file and set a property to define the type of authentication to AD: Username and password or integrated (Windows authentication)

• click on "Save & Connect". 
• You'll get a warning message, "Database empty" . This is corrrect because AD is not a database and there is no a db schema or list of tables.
• Now that the connection has been created, you can set up a manual query to return information from  your AD.

Below an example to extract all users and some attributes:

Select userAccountControl, employeetype, physicalDeliveryOfficeName, department, company, title,
from 'LDAP://myADServer.com/OU=OrganizationalUnit,DC=DOMAIN,DC=NAME'
WHERE objectClass='user' and objectClass = 'person'

This solution is very used to implement the "Enterprice Security". 

In this way it is possible to import the list of users, in order to manage security profile.

Regards

Fabio

Hi Peter van Bennekom,

The viewer object does not allow to display documents and files via the web. Via web is possible display only web pages as an Iframe in html code.

In order to solve your problem, you could create a secondary website or a sub-site with IIS and save all documents in html format.

In this way, you can set up the viewer on this site and display your documents.

Attention. With this solution, all documents will be published through a website. If you don't have a private network, the documents could be visible to everyone, without a security check or user permissions.

Regards

Fabio

hi Helmut Heimann and PIETRO DI CINO,

Thanks for the reply. Actually it is not flagged that could be the problem.

I will let you know, have a nice day and thank you.

Andrea

Hello Aurore Lb

i think with first solution suggest by Nicolas CHIGROS you don't have problems, because you can use 'if then else' in 'GoTo' tab of Configure Action in the procedure.

In 'if then else' you can use a 'REFER TO SELECT', so you can select all month without December and call a group with the offset of month, else call a group without offset.

Regards

Andrea