• What should I use a database for?

  In Flokzu, users who are Administrators or Business Analysts can create databases to use in their processes. Potential uses for a database: Store information that will be repeated in several processes (e.g. a list of countries, a list of products, Supplier's contact details, etc.). You can use this information to populate the options of a combo box in a form. If you want to add a new country, product or supplier, you can simply add the record to the database and all related combo boxSome readers

• Linking combo boxes by database using Filters

  Linking combo boxes by database using Filters In Flokzu you have the possibility to link combo box fields to make your form smarter. The way to achieve this is by using Filters. The first step to link combo boxes is to create the combo boxes you want to link, e.g. A combo box named 'Country' and another one named 'Cities'. Once you have done this, you must cFew readers

• How to add records to a database

  How to add records to a database In Flokzu there are several ways to add records to an internal database. We list each one below. Adding records manually First, you have the possibility to add data from a file manually, adding records to an internal database one after the other. This is useful when the number of records that you will add to the database is small or won't suffer variations for a long time, e.g. A database with the contact data of all the Providers of an organisation.Few readers

• Add record to a database through Web Service

  In Flokzu you can obtain all the documentation available for review at any moment, either through the Metrics & Reports section, the Historical data of the process instance, simple and advanced searches, etc. However, in some cases, it could be useful to store some relevant information (or information that you are going to use constantly) in an internal database. To add data from a form into an internal Flokzu database you must follow the following steps: Create a DB with the correspondiFew readers

• Problem with special characters when importing a database

  Solution This problem is due to the coding of the document, we always recommend it to be UTF-8 without BOM. In case you already have your file you can fix it this way: Open the .csv file in Notepad++ Click on "Encoding" and then select "Convert to UTF-8 without BOM". Ready.Few readers