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Open database integration is a powerful feature of SimpleIndex® and one that furthers its interoperability with custom programs. Instead of using a proprietary database, SimpleIndex allows you to map its index fields to cells in any database table. It can be configured to create new records, update existing ones or retrieve them for viewing. Using these three basic database functions, SimpleIndex is able to interface with and operate on any database.

SimpleIndex can connect to any ODBC-compliant data source in order to match existing data to documents or export data extracted from documents.

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The ‘Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0’ provider is not registered on the local machine.

Tuesday, 29 April 2025 by Alex Stewart
When connecting SimpleIndex to a Microsoft Access database that is the .accdb file type, the following Error can occur. Install the 32 bit Microsoft Access Runtime from the link below. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39358orhttp://www.scanstore.com/downloads/AccessDatabaseEngine2010.exe
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Database Integration

Monday, 07 November 2022 by Simple Software
One key fills every field.
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Using alternate database schemas

Monday, 29 July 2019 by Simple Software
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Database reference. In SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL (among others) user logons are associated with a default “schema” that determines which tables and views they can see. Users may have access to other tables and views that aren’t in their schema. When connecting to the database these tables will show up in the
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Access Database Connection String

Monday, 29 July 2019 by Simple Software
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Access reference. If you would like to create a database string for an Access database that includes a password use this format: Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=path\database.mdb;Jet OLEDB:Database Password=db_password;
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How do I delete an image and it’s database entry?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Global Settings Wizard  reference. If your Job Settings Wizard configuration’s of Database mode setting is set to “Update Existing Records”, the database record and the image will be deleted when you delete an image from a batch. The Table Name must be an updateable query or table
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How do I export index data to a database?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Export reference. There are a variety of ways to connect to your database. Detailed instructions are provided in the Manual (check the Help menu). Here is a brief overview of the steps involved: -Create a job configuration to scan and index files -On the database tab, set the
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Is it possible to have the scanned image itself added to a database and not just the image path?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Database reference. Yes. Image files can be inserted into binary fields in Access, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL and other databases. Check the “Store files as binary objects” option on the Database tab and the “Output File Field” setting can be mapped to a binary field. If using PDF,
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When exporting to a database, I get the error “Multi-step operation generated errors”

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
or a text value that is longer than the maximum length of the f
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How do you configure a field to select from a list of possible values?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Index & Batch Logging reference. List fields are populated using a text file or database field containing the values for that list. The text file scenario will be described first. To configure a list field, go to the Index tab in the Job Options. Create a list field
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Is it possible to restrict user access to certain documents in Retrieval Mode?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Database Mode reference. If the database you use to store index information has security access features, you can use these to manage access to documents with SimpleIndex retrieval mode. In your database, create user accounts and groups and assign them the appropriate permissions to records in your document
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How do you configure full text searching in Retrieval mode?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Database Settings reference. On the Database tab there dropdown in the lower portion of the panel for Full Text OCR Field. Put the name of the field that will store the full-text data there. This must be configured both for Insert and Retrieval mode configurations. The database field
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What is “Match & Attach” mode?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
if you have a large backfile of documents that you want to scan and link to records in an existing database
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How do you configure the Autofill feature?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
The Autofill feature of SimpleIndex is an easy way to associate many index fields with one document without retyping data that already exists in another application. Autofill uses a database lookup to retrieve records that match a key value or values entered by the user or extracted with SimpleIndex. Blank index fields are then filled
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How do I connect to an existing Access database?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
SimpleIndex has the ability to export, query or autofill from an Access database.  This allows you to upload data that is indexed with SimpleIndex to a table or query, search against the database or pull information from the database based on a key value. Insert New Data Open the Job Settings Wizard and go to
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I know nothing about databases. Can I still use the database and Retrieval Mode features?

Wednesday, 28 February 2018 by dwilder
Yes! We’ve made it simple to create a database that you can use to store index information and perform searches with SimpleIndex Retrieval Mode. Once you have configured a SimpleIndex job to scan and store documents on your network, use these steps to create a database to store index information for searching: Go to the
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