When you install SQL Server Management Studio, it comes with a lot of very helpful database tools. The Query Designer is a way to build Select statements that can then be placed into custom views in your database. These views…
When you install SQL Server Management Studio, it comes with a lot of very helpful database tools. The Query Designer is a way to build Select statements that can then be placed into custom views in your database. These views…
Amazon webstore brings in orders with different fulfillment channels, AFN and MFN. Is there a way to split up the two? You must have two webstore templates for this. One where orders are only selected for AFN in one template,…
When adding a new xpath to the webstore configuration, you might need to do operations on values coming into that node. The following are some basic operators used under the “Select” section. Note that xpath is CASE SENSITIVE. It’s recommended…
The Source values window under Webstore configuration has three sections which determines how the webstore xml file is structured, and how it comes in to Acctivate. Namespace Namespace is a way to define a scope for functions. By default URL…
When importing in sales orders or customers from a webstore, Acctivate uses a query language called “XPath” to map information from a given XML file. When setting up a webstore template, these xpaths are generally predefined but there might be…
With improved look up functions, we’ve added the capability to search the values within Acctivate fields utilizing different search operators. By default, any value typed into the search field will be utilized as if you’re looking for something containing said…
The look up windows in Acctivate have 2 different ways to search: Search multiple fields at one time Search within one Acctivate field at one time When the you don’t know the exact information to look for, it would be…
Whenever a new application pool is created in IIS, it will use an account defined by IIS (usually it’s called “ApplicationPoolIdentity”) which is under the “Identity” section. Identities are similar to a “account” you would use to log into your…