iDocument Version 2.13.2096

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iDocument

Document your iMIS and database environments.

iDocument is the ultimate iMIS system and database documentation tool. iDocument helps you keep documentation on iMIS setup such as activities, user windows, reports, and more. It’s also your database’s best friend keeping all database tables, views, procedures and jobs in check by exposing what fields are in use by which components. At the end of the day, you have a searchable, storable hard copy documentation of your entire system.

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System Requirements

Requires Windows 7, iMIS 15.2 and SQL 2005 or higher.

Gain insights into your tables, views, iMIS data (like Activities and IQAs) and more with iDocument's cross referencing capabilities.

Not sure where that IQA is stored? Can't quite remember which views use that field? Search for nearly anything in your database.

Keep a searchable, storable hard copy of the documentation for your entire system. Give certain staff only the documentation they need, like Activities.

Release Notes Version 2.13.2096 — Released November 6, 2019

Added support for documenting RiSE panel sources
Added support for documenting RiSE panel definitions
Added support for documenting database triggers
Added support for viewing the source code for views, stored procedures,
functions, and triggers
Fixed issues with orphaned user exceptions when login is not present
Fixed a crash when generating documentation
Fixed a bug where search results would not jump to their item
Added the ability to sort business objects by last modified date
Added value list information to business object fields
Added required marker on business object fields
Fixed a crash due to empty Panel Definition
Fixed a crash due to empty IQA definition
Filtered out WebFormZAttachments folders from IQAs
Developed handling for WPF type casting issues
Core Licensing Upgrade
Fixed collation issue

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