Store - and manage PDF documents in a local or compatible, client-server - relational database where they’re indexed to provide full-text - search functionality.
+ and manage PDF documents in a single-user or compatible, multi-user + (on-prem or cloud) database where they’re indexed to provide + full-text search functionality.Upload PDF documents individually or in bulk. In addition, Upload Profile folders can be setup to allow for integration and automation.
diff --git a/src/Help/en-US/Find Documents by Search Term Examples for SQLite.html b/src/Help/en-US/Find Documents by Search Term Examples for SQLite.html index 3fc49799..7cd4fbc8 100644 --- a/src/Help/en-US/Find Documents by Search Term Examples for SQLite.html +++ b/src/Help/en-US/Find Documents by Search Term Examples for SQLite.html @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@Below are examples on how to -find documents by Search Term using the SQLite local database:
+find documents by Search Term using the SQLite database:insurance
Will return documents that contain the @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ 2009-10-01 needs to be specified as 2009_10_01.
-Each
+ Each
term can begin with a column name and : (colon)
to restrict searching for the specified term in the specified column
only. For example, doc_subject:insurance or
diff --git a/src/Help/en-US/Getting Started.html b/src/Help/en-US/Getting Started.html
index c4f42d13..592c5ce6 100644
--- a/src/Help/en-US/Getting Started.html
+++ b/src/Help/en-US/Getting Started.html
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
PDFKeeper requires a relational
-database for document storage. It can be implemented for use in a
-single user (local), client-server, or cloud environment. If
-implementing for use in a client-server environment, it is
+ PDFKeeper requires a database
+for document storage. It can be implemented for use in a single user
+or compatible, multi-user (on-prem or cloud) database environment. If
+implementing for use in a multi-user (on-prem) environment, it is
recommended that the database be installed on a dedicated system that
is capable of handling the expected load. These steps are only required
-when using PDFKeeper with a compatible, client-server or autonomous
-(cloud) relational database management system. On the PDFKeeper Login
form:
Enter the Data source
specified as
- host:port/service_name for
- a client-server database or the connection string
- from one of the available TLS Connection Strings
- available for the Autonomous Database.Getting
Started
-Which database
@@ -45,18 +45,18 @@
Which database
-
-
+
-
diff --git a/src/Help/en-US/Logging into PDFKeeper.html b/src/Help/en-US/Logging into PDFKeeper.html
index 6058b7f8..01daeee0 100644
--- a/src/Help/en-US/Logging into PDFKeeper.html
+++ b/src/Help/en-US/Logging into PDFKeeper.html
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
+
Logging
into PDFKeeper
Select OK or press Enter on the keyboard.
diff --git a/src/Help/en-US/ClientServerDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd b/src/Help/en-US/MultiUserDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd similarity index 98% rename from src/Help/en-US/ClientServerDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd rename to src/Help/en-US/MultiUserDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd index 7e6ad8e3..8b557fa2 100644 --- a/src/Help/en-US/ClientServerDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd +++ b/src/Help/en-US/MultiUserDatabaseSchemaSetup.cmd @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ rem *************************************************************************** rem rem Start of localized strings rem -set Title=PDFKeeper Client Server Database Schema Setup +set Title=PDFKeeper Multi-User Database Schema Setup set MenuHeader=Compatible Database Management Systems set MenuChoice1=1. Oracle Database set MenuChoice2=2. Oracle Cloud Autonomous Database diff --git a/src/Help/en-US/Oracle Autonomous Database.html b/src/Help/en-US/Oracle Autonomous Database.html index be04420a..0b3250be 100644 --- a/src/Help/en-US/Oracle Autonomous Database.html +++ b/src/Help/en-US/Oracle Autonomous Database.html @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@Note: only TLS authentication -is supported by PDFKeeper. Mutual (mTLS) authentication support will -be added in a later version.
+Note: only TLS, not Mutual +(mTLS) authentication is supported by PDFKeeper.
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