Dear All,
I found a good way to print out several Doc-Properties in the Doc itself. It works fine with the "Labels" function. Now I could get all my self created fields, for example my own version comments and some of the internal fields like the version
number. But some of them don't work, for example DocID.
Here the MS Technet text: "
Labels
You can add a label to a document to ensure that important information about the document is included when it is printed. To specify the label, type the text you want to use in the
Label format box. You can use any combination of fixed text or document properties, except calculated or built-in properties such as GUID or CreatedBy. To start a new line, type the
\n character sequence."
My first question: Where can I find out which (intern) fields can be used and which not ?
As I recognized the limitations I tried out to find a workaround. I believed that it could work by creating some new fields in which these values should be inserted. For example a new DocID field in which the ac!
SQL Server 2005 includes several important improvements to the Transact-SQL (T-SQL) language. One added feature is a new kind of trigger that fires when data definition language (DDL) statements run.
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Hello, how would I join fields together?
return (from c in storedb.Product_Categories
where c.Category_Name.Contains(searchText) orderby c.Category_Name select new { c.Cat_GUID, c.Category_Key && " ;" && c.Category_Name // HOW CAN I DO THIS.....  