ReSure has capabilities that allow you to import your data in spreadsheet format. You first export a ReSure spreadsheet template of the appropriate Risk Class (eg motor vehicles), copy and paste your data into the template, then import it into ReSure. Data that is imported is checked for accuracy and integrity by the same business rules that we use for manual data entry.

Yes, a small amount of custom automation is required to extract and interpret your custom data source, but the process of asking the Apprentice to drop and arrange the shapes based on rules is inherent in our products.

Databases index periodicals so that you can locate articles on a specific topic without being forced to browse through them issue by issue.

The University has a license with Microsoft and this includes MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. AITS does not support WordPerfect.

Our Dissertations of China (DOC), Academic Conferences in China (ACIC), Chinese Companies & Products (CECDB), and Policies and Laws of China (PLOC) are the most comprehensive of this kind in China. The database of Chinese Science Citation Index and the database of National Scientific Awards / Scientific Achievements are the only products of this nature available in the market.

Wanfang databases are updated regularly, some on weekly basis and some on monthly, quarterly or biannual basis. The amount by which databases are augmented varies from database to database. For further, please Contact Us.

Our databases go back for at least two years in each of the counties we serve. In some counties, our data even goes back more than 60 years. Since we are continually updating and expanding our databases, other information we've aggregated may be several hours to several years old (depending on the data set). The dates covered by any of the data sets we provide will be clearly shown.

Inside your SharePoint portal you will have a default documents folder labelled "Shared Documents" on your left menu bar. You may create as many additional documents folders as you need by clicking the top menu "Create Document Library". You can then specify the document title, description, the default document template type, toggling of document version handling and navigation options.

Yes, the information stored in the logging databases can be exported to text files. Historic information is kept two years in the databases.

These non-spatial data sets can be registered at the NJEDL, following the same process for registering documents. Just remember to select "data set" as your document type. If your spreadsheet or database file contains many fields that require documentation, you may also want to use NJMetaLite (NJML) to document these fields in the "entity and attribute" section of NJML.

There is no answer that covers all possible scenarios. The short version: if your data can be exported in a commonly understood data format, we can import it for you. Due to the complexities generally involved with this, this is not a simple process. AdminisTour will assess each data conversion separately and charge any conversion expenses at cost. Most often, this cost will be charged against the future charges AdminisTour will assess.

There are a variety of tools that allow Notes to bidirectionally share data with relational databases. Here are a couple of reviews to get you started:

Depending on the software program being used, almost any database file that contains spatial coordinates can be used in conjunction with these data. For example, oil-well data obtained from KGS containing the latitude and longitude of the wells can be easily overlaid on top of these data as an "Event Theme" in ArcView.

Yes, the SQL to XML functionality sits above Virtuoso's virtual database functionality, which enables a unified logical and physical representation of database tables and views that reside in disparate database engines from different database vendors. The only requirement is that these database have to be ODBC or JDBC accessible - implying the existence of data access drivers for these databases.

A document is synchronized with a database table which is created automatically by the software. Each row contains a unique document stored as an XML document. You can define additional SQL columns in the table to contain information extracted or calculated automatically from the XML document using XSLT.

QRD can accept, process and compress data from any ODBC-compliant RDBMS, regardless of its hardware platform, OS, or RDBMS application. QRD can also process and compress flat file databases.

Run the "Heaps with Forwarded Records" report. It will tell you if any of the base tables (with no clustered indexes) have forwarded records.

You can access almost every database from any university computer - library, computer labs, dorm rooms, offices, etc. - so long as it is hooked into the university's computer network.