DQL
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Where in the World is Pie?
As you may have noticed, I’ve been a little inactive lately. If you are even more observant, you may have noticed a few references to the fact that I was very busy in August and September. After all, CMIS was finally released last month and I haven’t even posted an analysis on how it measures… Continue reading
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DQL versus SQL
James has often compared DQL and SQL, assigning the security weaknesses of one to the other. While there may be valid concerns for some ECM query languages, DQL is actually fairly secure from this type of attack. Don’t get me wrong, it isn’t foolproof, but it isn’t an apples to apples comparison. Let’s compare and… Continue reading
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Tips: Contentless Objects as Lookups, Even Less than Content
So the other day I was looking at why one of the lookups in my system was always providing me a blank value. The keyword DISTINCT seemed to keep it down to one, but it didn’t do more than limit the amount of blanks to one. It is a required field, so the user can’t… Continue reading
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Tips: Forcing an LDAP Update in Documentum
I ran into a problem the other day and I thought I would share the solution. I have encountered it before elsewhere, and that means others have encountered it before as well. Before I dive into the problem, I just want to say something to James. When Bex wrote about ECM systems storing Content, not… Continue reading