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Windows Client / export all document XML data into a specific directory
« on: April 03, 2020, 07:28:26 AM »
Dear ODUG team,
I'm working on the design of a CMOD application in which I need to maintain 10 years of legal documentation, mainly in XML format. This CMOD archive must be very responsive in loading/indexing time, while it has a 5 days SLA for the retrieval (document retrieval is expected only for legal reasons, very rarely expected... ) so I planned to do not spent many resources on retrieval/query side and planned to use the standard Windows Client. Unfortunately, in the Windows client I am not able to find a function to export all document data into a specific directory: I need to save the documents result of my query into a directory, how can I export in bulk all the documents? I mean the full document and not only the search index fields and filters used.
Then the other question is if I could be able to execute a text search also in XML documents as this function does not look to be available for XML documents, isn't it?
Looking forward to meet all of you on April 29th.
Kind regards
Laura
I'm working on the design of a CMOD application in which I need to maintain 10 years of legal documentation, mainly in XML format. This CMOD archive must be very responsive in loading/indexing time, while it has a 5 days SLA for the retrieval (document retrieval is expected only for legal reasons, very rarely expected... ) so I planned to do not spent many resources on retrieval/query side and planned to use the standard Windows Client. Unfortunately, in the Windows client I am not able to find a function to export all document data into a specific directory: I need to save the documents result of my query into a directory, how can I export in bulk all the documents? I mean the full document and not only the search index fields and filters used.
Then the other question is if I could be able to execute a text search also in XML documents as this function does not look to be available for XML documents, isn't it?
Looking forward to meet all of you on April 29th.
Kind regards
Laura