Contents
- 1 What is collaborative database?
- 2 How do I access my mendix database?
- 3 What are connections between entities in Mendix called?
- 4 What do you need to know about sharing and collaboration?
- 5 How do I copy a database file to a shared folder?
- 6 Can a SharePoint access file be split into multiple databases?
What is collaborative database?
The Collaborative Database (CODABA) is a web based platform designed to support Member States in sharing information on their defence plans and programmes in capability development.
How do I access my mendix database?
5 Starting the Database Viewer
- Run the application locally (if this is the first time, Studio Pro will ask you to create the new database, click Yes when this occurs):
- When the application is running, in the Console pane, select Advanced > Start built-in database viewer to open the built-in database viewer:
What are connections between entities in Mendix called?
1 Introduction. An association describes a relation between entities. In the domain model, an association is represented by a line or arrow between two entities.
Where is mendix data stored?
Persistable objects are stored in a database, and Mendix automatically creates tables to store your entities in the database. For every object, one record is inserted in the table. Non-persistable entities only live in memory for the duration of a user session.
Is there a way to share a database?
You can share a split database over a Local Area Network (LAN). When you split a database, you reorganize it into two files — a back-end database that contains the data tables, and a front-end database that contains all the other database objects such as queries, forms, and reports.
What do you need to know about sharing and collaboration?
This document provides common data sharing and collaboration scenarios. It includes how to configure your project and bucket Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies and your object Access Control Lists (ACLs) to implement the scenarios.
In the Advanced section, under Default open mode, select Shared, click OK, and then exit Access. Copy the database file to the shared folder. After you copy the file, make sure that the file attributes are set to allow read/write access to the database file. Users must have read/write access to use the database.
If more than one person opens the Access database from SharePoint, multiple copies of the database may get created and some unexpected behaviors may occur. This recommendation applies to all types of Access files including a single database, a split database, and the.accdb,.accdc,.accde, and.accdr file formats.