This parameter allows configuring HyperDoc to use indicated text instead of ‘Default’. Without setting such parameter HyperDoc will use following text as a default field name:

Example:

DefaultFieldName=Default_

This mode is active when Ctrl key is pressed while starting HyperDoc and this parameter (to disable Windows Authentication mode always) is added to INI file. Default value is 0.

Example:

DisableWindowsAuthentication=1

Name of the main HyperDoc configuration table. Default value is HDocConfiguration.

Name of the HyperDoc ODBC data source.

In earlier versions of HyperDoc, retrieving data from external databases requires that you create a data source. The data source name and other information that is required to connect to the data are stored in the registry. With HyperDoc version 4.5 and above, you can specify your ODBC driver and server in HyperDoc INI filename. This eliminates the need to set up a DSN (Data Source Name). This is called a DSN-Less ODBC connection because you do not need to set up a DSN in order to access your ODBC database server.

Default value is HyperDoc.

Examples:

MainDatabase=odbc_source_name

MainDatabase=DRIVER={SQL Server}; Database=dbName; SERVER=serverName;

MainDatabase=Filedsn=path_to_dsn_file.dsn

Set to 1 if you want to use Oracle database. Leave empty if you want to use MS SQL Server database.

Example:

Oracle=1

Password for given UserName .

Example:

Password=admin

In this mode HyperDoc uses list of logins stored in HyperDoc configuration table HDocUsers. This mode allows many HyperDoc users share single database account and is available for ODBC databases only. HyperDoc on start-up, when configured for ODBC database, tries to find HDocCfg.DAT.

If HDocCfg.DAT file is not found, then HyperDoc works in old native database accounts mode. You can control HyperDoc login mode with HyperDoc Administrator utility.

Example:

ProprietaryUserListMode=1

Defines if RDO (Remote Data Objects) is used when querying database. RDO is old method of accessing databases and was replaced win HyperDoc/HIS by ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). If you want to back to old method of access to database (by RDO objects) set this parameter to 1, but this is not recommended.

Example:

RDO=1

When this parameter is present HyperDoc uses a temporary table to store current domain. Use this setting when HyperDoc reports errors when displaying documents belonging to complex domains.

Example:

UseDomainDocsTable=1

Name of database (or LDAP) user. When working with HyperDoc this user is used to login to database. When working with HIS this user is used as CommonLogin.

Example:

UserName=admin