Prerequisites
The user must have access to a SICS database and have administration access rights.
Desktop
Prerequisites
No prerequisites.
Processing Options
Processing Options # Figure 7 Sys parm processing options There are several system-wide processing options that apply to ADH, and they are set on the window above. Rename document file on import # Item Description Selected The name of the file is appended with the date and time that the import took place. Cleared The name of the file is not changed on import. Relevant when This is important if the name of each import document is always the same when delivered to the inbox. ...
SICS Automated Document Handling
SICS Software Installation
Installation Overview # The installation of the SICS software is in three stages: Installation of the DBMS. Installation of the SICS System Administration Utility. Installation of each SICS client. This chapter describes only the installation of the software prior to setting up all of the database components. For subsequent configuration details see the relevant “Database Preparation” chapter for your database. In this document it is assumed that the SICS software is installed to the folder: ...
SICS Software Requirements
End-User PC # The requirements described here, are valid for an end-user who performs normal online (UI) related tasks and who has SICS installed on his own PC. For centralized operation, please see the section on Remote Desktop Operation. For heavy processing, please see the section on SICS Batch Server. For interfacing via the SOAP/XML-based API, please see the section on SICS API Server. Operating System # These Windows versions are supported (64-bit only): ...
Using the DSB
Starting the DSB # The DSB is part of the SICS System Administration Utility. The DSB is located in the ‘Database Setup’ Folder. Initially, the DSB GUI looks like this: There are two ‘alias’ entries in the ‘Data sources’ listbox. The first one represents the database one is logged in to. The second one represents the SICS application / runtime image. Select either data source to populate the ‘Tables’ and ‘Views’ listbox. ...
Communication Overview
Communication Using Web Services # The following diagram shows how communication takes place between the external application, SNS and SICS Workstation. On startup, SICS Workstation starts listening for incoming Web Service calls and also registers itself with SNS. The end-user performs an action in an external web application. Assuming this is an action which is meant to open a screen in SICS, the external application will continue with step 3. ...
Database Preparation for Oracle
This section describes the necessary database preparation that must be completed before any of the SICS software can be executed. Your DBA will be responsible for correctly configuring and creating the SICS database. Database setup # Before any of the SICS tables can be created, you will need to create the files necessary for the storage of the database using the DBMS tools. This will generally involve creating the instance, specifying where the tablespace files will be stored, creating and configuring the database for your specific requirements. ...
Database Structure
The format of the SICS database has been designed to be as flexible as possible. Its structure has only been enforced where necessary, allowing for multiple configuration possibilities. The configuration at your site should be determined in advance by your DBA, based on your requirements and the specification of your Database Management System (DBMS). Note: Terminology in this chapter relates to Oracle. SQL Server does not have the concept of Instances, but the following text still applies. ...