LabLynx KB:iStudio / ELab training outline
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LABLynx Version 6
- 1. General overview of the product structure
- a. The Pyramid
- i. Bottom: Microsoft, Oracle, SQL Server, Office, IE
- ii. Next: iServer, iStudio, Web framework
- iii. Next: Modules (LIMS, PIMS, FOR, COM etc) Layer 3
- iv. Top: Custom Configurations (New screens, Mods on existing Screens) Layer 4
- b. Data Driven and what does that mean.
- c. Layer3 and Layer4 (How we separate ours from theirs)
- d. Modules
- i. How they all circle around LIMS and Enclosed by ELB
- a. The Pyramid
- 2. How the iServer works.
- a. Database Structure
- i. Managing Application
- ii. Database Diagrams
- 1. ELB, LIM, GEN
- iii. Database object naming convention
- 1. ELB, ATT, LIMS, CC, etc.
- b. Basic processes of DLL
- c. Upgrades
- a. Database Structure
- 3. How iStudio works
- a. Screen Designer
- i. Select Database
- ii. Edit Screen
- 1. Select Table Tab
- 2. New Table
- 3. Existing Table Tab
- a. Table Data Tab
- b. Edit Properties Tab
- c. Filter Properties Tab
- i. How it works
- ii. FilterByValue Description and Help
- d. Lookup Properties Tab
- e. List Properties Tab
- f. Column Info Tab
- i. Table Column Definition Dialog
- g. Other Tab
- h. User Exit Tab
- i. DB Admin Tab
- 4. Configuration Tab
- 5. Edit Table Tab
- 6. Main Buttons
- a. Save
- b. Copy
- c. Delete
- d. View
- e. Export To Script
- iii. Field Definitions
- 1. Column Definition Dialog
- b. Report Designer
- i. Creating View to connect report to
- ii. Linking report through iStudio to database
- iii. Creating Sections on report
- iv. Adding fields and labels to the report
- v. Running Report through iStudio
- vi. Adding Custom Script to report
- vii. Adding Group by Fields to report
- viii. Adding report to LIMS
- ix. Creating Parameters to call report with in LIMS
- a. Screen Designer
- 4. Web Folder Overview
- a. ELab
- i. Behaviors
- ii. Cs_Script
- 1. default
- 2. XXX_rel
- a. DAT
- iii. Css
- iv. DAT
- v. Documents
- vi. Excel
- vii. Font
- viii. Help
- ix. Images
- x. Js
- xi. Jupload
- xii. Llx_reports
- xiii. Reporting
- xiv. Templates
- xv. Uploads
- xvi. Vistalynx
- xvii. Vs
- a. ELab
- 5. Key ASPs and How they work.
- a. SysTableEdit.asp
- b. SysTableList.asp
- c. SysTableListFra.asp
- d. SysTableFilter.asp
- e. SysTableEditDlg.asp and sysTableLookupDlg.asp
- 6. Web Application Overview
- a. See Documentation
- b. Differences in Oracle and SQL products
- c. If Time Permits…
- i. Reports Management
- ii. Excel Reporting and I/O
- 7. Custom Configurations
- a. CS_Script Folder
- i. How Custom code can be added to our screens
- 1. cs_Table_inc.asp
- 2. ss_Table_inc.asp
- 3. csl_Table_inc.asp
- ii. DAT files Custom UserExits for our screens
- i. How Custom code can be added to our screens
- b. Positive Numbers
- i. Copy Screens
- ii. Add Columns
- iii. Add Tables / Views
- c. Custom Labels
- d. Custom Picklists
- e. Custom Attributes
- f. BYOR
- g. Settings
- h. Image Folders
- a. CS_Script Folder
- 8. Other Tricks for Development.
- a. Debug Mode
- b. IUD Proc ELB_CreateIUDProc_Rev
- c. View Source / Get Properties of Page to see URL
- d. DB Procs and Functions. Chances are we have it…
