Database Preparation

This this section you will find database preparation steps for supported DBMS’es. Oracle Microsoft SQL Server PostgreSQL

Introduction

This document describes how to setup DXC SICS in order to be able to use the Automated Document Handling (ADH) functionality both in SICS Workstation and SICS ADH Server. For an easy understanding, all the configuration process is explained following a step-by-step approach. Configuration is stored in the database and shared among SICS Workstation and DXC SICS ADH Server. Specific server settings are described in DXC SICS ADH Server - Setup and Configuration. ...

Introduction

The SICS Configuration Manager module enables the user to compare various SICS system settings / base data between two SICS databases (schemas). The differences (delta) are visually presented. From the delta (all of it, or a selected subset), it is possible to generate a batch of SQL statements that will transfer settings from the source schema to the target schema. The SQL statements can be copied to clipboard or applied directly to the target schema. ...

Introduction

This document describes how to setup SICS in order to be able to process eMessages both in SICS Workstation and eventually in SICS API Server. For an easy understanding, all the configuration process is explained following a step-by-step approach.

Introduction

Welcome to this SICS version! # This document describes the steps that must be followed in order to install SICS in your environment. On a high level, the installation procedure involves three main activities: SICS Software Installation This involves installing the SICS software (including documentation and various other system files), and Business Objects Reporting Universes after downloading from the SICS software delivery site. The installation of the SICS reporting tool (Business Objects) itself, is covered in a different document. ...

Introduction

The Database Schema Browser (DSB) is a tool can be used to check that the database structure (schema) matches the requirements of the SICS runtime image being used. It is also possible to compare two database structures against one another.

Introduction

This document explains how Lists (collections) are handled in the SICS API Server XSD files. The document is relevant for developers who program SOAP calls to invoke Web Services.

Introduction to Access Codes

This section describes the SICS “Segregate Data by Access Code” feature. This feature allows data to be segregated between different legal entities sharing the same SICS installation. Usually, these entities will be recorded as different Base Companies in SICS. However, there is also a business requirement that several Base Companies should share the same Access Code. This chapter describes segregating data per Access Code, instead of segregating data per Base Company. ...

SICS Installation Guide

List Element Types

In the SICS API Server XSD’s three different types of lists are used: ReplaceAllList CreateList/AddList UpdateList In the following we will use the example where: ‘Master’ is a domain object. It has 1:M relationship with ‘DetailA’ and ‘DetailB’ objects. ReplaceAllList # This type of ‘List’ is used to perform ‘replaceAll’ operation. The ‘replaceAll’ operation will replace all the existing elements in the collection and add new ones present in the list. ...