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‎04-15-2016 09:20 AM
Hello
I will soon be using Alfresco community in one of the institutions
I have several questions .. What are the possibilities of non-existent by comparison with one
How is there a specific number of users or records and documents
If we want to link our system al fresco dining with another organization system used alfresco through a local network
Is it possible to send documents to each and records?
Another question transforming from an old system What are databases that deal with it?
Is it a problem if we used the exe as an integrated system
With many thanks
I will soon be using Alfresco community in one of the institutions
I have several questions .. What are the possibilities of non-existent by comparison with one
How is there a specific number of users or records and documents
If we want to link our system al fresco dining with another organization system used alfresco through a local network
Is it possible to send documents to each and records?
Another question transforming from an old system What are databases that deal with it?
Is it a problem if we used the exe as an integrated system
With many thanks
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‎04-15-2016 05:59 PM
<blockquote>What are the possibilities of non-existent by comparison with one</blockquote>
I don't understand what you are asking.
<blockquote>How is there a specific number of users or records and documents</blockquote>
Alfresco can store as many documents for as many users as you need. There is no known limit. Alfresco installations with millions of documents managed by tens of thousands of users are common.
<blockquote>If we want to link our system al fresco dining with another organization system used alfresco through a local network Is it possible to send documents to each and records?</blockquote>
You can set up replication so that documents in one Alfresco repository replicate to another Alfresco repository running in some other location.
<blockquote>Another question transforming from an old system What are databases that deal with it?</blockquote>
If you are migrating from another system you are probably going to have to export the data and import it into Alfresco. There are systems offered by partners that specialize in migrating data from other systems into Alfresco (see TSG OpenMigrate).
<blockquote>Is it a problem if we used the exe as an integrated system</blockquote>
Yes, you can embed the Alfresco repository within a larger system.
I don't understand what you are asking.
<blockquote>How is there a specific number of users or records and documents</blockquote>
Alfresco can store as many documents for as many users as you need. There is no known limit. Alfresco installations with millions of documents managed by tens of thousands of users are common.
<blockquote>If we want to link our system al fresco dining with another organization system used alfresco through a local network Is it possible to send documents to each and records?</blockquote>
You can set up replication so that documents in one Alfresco repository replicate to another Alfresco repository running in some other location.
<blockquote>Another question transforming from an old system What are databases that deal with it?</blockquote>
If you are migrating from another system you are probably going to have to export the data and import it into Alfresco. There are systems offered by partners that specialize in migrating data from other systems into Alfresco (see TSG OpenMigrate).
<blockquote>Is it a problem if we used the exe as an integrated system</blockquote>
Yes, you can embed the Alfresco repository within a larger system.
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‎04-16-2016 03:18 AM
thank you very much
I'm talking about version community
What is the difference between its and one version
Q Is it possible to create an interface transmitter documents and records between the two systems ???
There is a problem to work on exe
What databases with which it deals.
thank you very much
I'm talking about version community
What is the difference between its and one version
Q Is it possible to create an interface transmitter documents and records between the two systems ???
There is a problem to work on exe
What databases with which it deals.
thank you very much
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‎05-09-2016 04:45 PM
See the wiki for a comparison of Community Edition with the Enterprise Edition:
https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Enterprise_Edition
You can use Alfresco's open API to write any customization you want. Out-of-the-box Alfresco offers a replication service, which allows you to replicate documents from one Alfresco repository to another, but they are not editable in both systems. Replicated documents are only editable in the source system. If you want to just publish documents from one repo to the other you can do that with the API.
Alfresco can run just about any modern relational database. Most people run Community Edition on MariaDb/MySQL or PostgreSQL. Enterprise Edition customers often use Oracle, MS SQL Server, MariaDb/MySQL, or PostgreSQL.
Jeff
https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Enterprise_Edition
You can use Alfresco's open API to write any customization you want. Out-of-the-box Alfresco offers a replication service, which allows you to replicate documents from one Alfresco repository to another, but they are not editable in both systems. Replicated documents are only editable in the source system. If you want to just publish documents from one repo to the other you can do that with the API.
Alfresco can run just about any modern relational database. Most people run Community Edition on MariaDb/MySQL or PostgreSQL. Enterprise Edition customers often use Oracle, MS SQL Server, MariaDb/MySQL, or PostgreSQL.
Jeff
