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Data Types (User)

easydb supports various types of data which have different inputs and outputs in the search, detail, and editor.

Data Types for Fields in the Data Model

One-line text

Context Explanation
Search Text is split into tokens and searched left-aligned
Detail Text is displayed. With long text it can come to a break
Editor One-line input.

One-line text (multilingual)

Context Explanation
Search Multilingual text is divided into tokens and searched left-aligned. According to Language Settings one or more languages ​​are searched
Detail Text is displayed in the currently set data languages. Non-filled languages ​​are not displayed. Each language in the corresponding field is marked with the country code
Editor Text can be entered in the currently set Data languages

Multiline text

The same as One-Line Text, with the exception that line breaks are allowed and the input fields are larger.

Multiline text (multilingual)

As single-line text (multilingual), with the difference that line breaks are allowed and the input fields are larger.

Simple text (string)

It behaves like one-line text with the difference that the search is not divided into individual tokens. The string is understood as a unit, thus treated as a single token and searched left and right.

Postcodes are also treated as strings. You can use a wildcard (3* for 3…) to find all postal codes starting with the number 3, for example.

Date

The date can be entered in the input field shortened as Year and Year + Month. Negative values for BC dates in date fields are also supported.

Date (Range)

Date specification with start and end date from - to.

Date + Time

Date specification with date and time, B. 12.06.2011 10: 13

Number (integer)

Number consisting of a number.

This does not apply to postal codes, which may contain a leading 0. Postcodes are treated as strings.

Number (comma)

Several comma-separated numbers. For example, 1-10,45, 46 or 57

Boolean (Yes/No Type)

Area Note
Search The search is performed by a pull-down search
Detail view If this option is set, the entry “Yes” or optionally “No” is displayed. See also Options in Mask Settings.
Editor Set via a pull-down.

Multiple fields

Multiple fields consist of several data lines. The individual data lines can in turn contain one or more fields. The mask settings can be used to specify whether the fields are displayed horizontally or vertically in the input and output.

The position of the newly inserted data lines can be changed manually. To do this, use the line at the left margin and change the position using drag & drop. The new positioning is saved by saving.

Horizontal representation

Horizontal Multi-Field

The entry into a field automatically creates another data line. Only rows containing an input are saved. The respective line can be deleted again via the options button on the right.

Vertical representation

Multiple Vertical Fields

In the vertical view, several data lines are displayed as blocks. The lines appear below each other. The separation of the blocks is marked by a blank line in the field column. The following options are available for adding blockbars:

Selection statement
New Line Adds a new empty line of data.
Type of object search Opens the search for linked object types. The selection appears for linked object type fields in the data line. More than one record can be selected in the search. Then, a corresponding number of data lines are inserted at the end
Object Type Create new Appears for linked object type fields in the data line. Use this option to create new records of this linked object type
Upload files If there are file fields in the data line, this selection appears. You can upload files directly. A data line is added to the file at the end
At the beginning Is set to add the new line of data in the first place.
At the end Is set to add the new line at last.

Select the block line to remove the entire block with .

File

In the full text, files with their original filenames are found when Fulltext is activated for this field.

In the expert search under All object types a common search for files appears. In Common fields, the search input appears if the field is available for more than one object type. For the linked object types, the search entries for the individual object types are displayed.

![File in the expert search for images](datei experten suche bilder_en.png)

Depending on the selected file class (Images, Video, Audio, Office, Other), other selection fields appear. Note that the displayed file extensions are already the result of a visibility search, If you do not have TIF files in the database (or you do not see them because the rights are missing), TIF does not appear in the selection.

Field Note
Class Select the file class, the input fields adjust accordingly. The All class searches for all file classes
Type In the database for you visible types of files.
Unit Pixel The Width and Height fields are interpreted in pixels.
Mm The fields width and height are interpreted in millimeters, the DPI must be defined
Cm Like mm only with centimeters.
KB Here you can specify the file size in kilobytes for the search
MB Here you can specify the file size in megabytes for the search
GB Here you can specify the file size in Gigabyte for the search
DPI @ 150 150 DPI for the dimension calculation (150 pixels per inch, i.e. 2.54cm)
@ 300 300 DPI for the dimension calculation (300 pixels per inch, i.e. 2.54cm)
@ 600 600 DPI for the dimension calculation (600 pixels per inch, i.e. 2.54cm)
@ 1200 1200 DPI for the dimension calculation (600 pixels per inch, i.e. 2.54cm)
Width of Lower dimension for the width (for Pixel, mm, cm).
Up Top measure for the width (for Pixel, mm, cm).
Height of Lower dimension for the height (for Pixel, mm, cm).
To Upper measure for height (for Pixel, mm, cm).
Format Any The format is not considered.
Format Search Aspect Ratio> 1.05, Portrait.
Querformat Search in Aspect Ratio <0.95, Landscape orientation.
Square Search in Aspect ratio between 0.95 and 1.05, square.
Filename Original filename of the file when uploading. In some cases, this also includes the path to the file. With automatic completion
Date Creation date File is filtered by date of manufacture. Specify a period of time for the search. Only year or year + month is allowed
Upload date File is filtered by upload date. Specify a period of time for the search. Only year or year + month is allowed

Editor

![File Input](datei eingabe_en.png)

Button Note
Upload File is loaded from your desktop into the easydb. An existing file is overwritten. If you close the editor without saving, the previous file is restored. The metadata for esasydb fields are not mapped. This is only possible in the Uploader and Hotfolder for creating new records. For more information on mapping, see Profile
Delete Remove the file. An empty field is saved when saving. You may not be allowed to upload a new file
Download The file is downloaded locally
Share The file is downloaded locally.
File preview Show or hide the preview of the file in the editor.
Versions easydb saves several versions per file. These versions are independent of the versions of the entire data set. You can find out more about versions under File Versions.
90 ° left Rotate the image to the left. Continuous rotation is not currently planned
90 ° right Rotate the image to the right. Continuous rotation is not currently planned
Reset Resets the image to its original state.

Output

File output provides different tools depending on the file class.

Metadata

This tool displays the original metadata of the file at the time of upload.

Zoomer

Images can be zoomed. The maximum zoom size is 800%. Note that the easydb Zoomer is only working in 100 steps from 100% onwards, and the pixels are displayed unchanged, ie not interpolated.

![Image in zoomer](bild im zoomer_en.png)

The zoomer displays a small card at the bottom right. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out. Drag and drop to move the zoomed section. This works also in the map.

Viewer

For office documents, easydb offers a single-page viewer. Automatic preview images are calculated with a 1000 resolution.

![PDF in viewer](pdf im viewer_en.png)

Video

easydb uses HTML5 to view videos, No additional plugin like Flash or Silverlight is required. Videos are stored in MP4 with AAC codec. The resolution can be changed.

![Video mp4](mp4 video_en.png)

Audio

easydb uses HTML to play audio files, No additional plugin like Flash or Silverlight is required. Audio files are stored in MP3.

![Audio mp3](mp3 audio_en.png)

Linked object type

Linked object types are links to other records. The link is made internally via an ID. If changes are made to the linked data record, these are also automatically active in the linked data set.

Editor

In the editor, linked object types appear first as search.

![Input with suggestion](linked object quick search_en.png)

In the input field, you can quickly search for the linked record according to the rules of the full-text search. For hierarchical data records (as in our example), the position of the found data record is clarified with a path display.

If you click on one of the found records, this is accepted.

Click to find the record in a pop-up. The search in the pop-up works the same as the main searches.

![Side Search](linked object popover search_en.png)

Select the data to be linked by clicking on it. Use Transfer to close the search and apply the selected record.

After the record is accepted, it is displayed instead of the search field. Depending on the type of display (set in the Mask), the linked data record is displayed as Link, Card or Table.

Display

When viewing, you can click on the linked record to get more information.

View: Card, Table, Link

Hierarchical dataset in the Card view

Button Note
Opens a pop-up with the detail display for the record
Retains the entry in the search
Displays the record in the sidebar. With appropriate authorization, it can be changed here. The change is adopted easydb-wide.

Search

The search for linked data sets can be carried out in the main search in autocompletion by full text. Alternatively, you can search in the search field in the search field as in the editor. When selecting, you can select several linked records. For example, a search in a step can search for records linked to at least one of the searched linked records (OR search).

Data Types (System)

Pool

Note that the basic visibility of the pool depends on whether pool management is activated in the data model.

Editor

![Pool selection with search](pool editor_en.png)

Select the Pool here. Use the search field, Backspace or Delete to delete and Esc to reset.

A record must always be assigned to a pool.

Display

Note that the basic visibility of the Pool is defined in the data model in the Masks.

The pool is displayed with a complete path.

Search

To filter the search for pool, use theObject Types/Pool Selection.

Owner

Note that the basic visibility of the owner is set in the data model for the masks.

Each record has a owner (owner). The Owner of a record is automatically assigned certain rights. A change of Owner requires the right CHANGE_OWNER. Owner can also be groups in easydb.

The display and behavior of the owner field is set in the mask.

Editor

Use Delete or Backspace to change an owner. A quick search opens. Each record has a Owner. When a record is created, the current user is always added to the Owner. If you use Esc, close the search result for the first time, and the original Owner will be restored the second time.

![Owner Quick-Search](owner editor with search_en.png)

Display

The Owner is displayed with its display name.

Search

It can be searched in a search bubbel exactly one Owner.

Authorizations

Note that the basic visibility of the rights lists in the data model is defined under Masks.

Authorizations can be set up on the data record if the corresponding object type provides this in the data model.

Editor

![List of rights to the record](acl editor_en.png)

How to edit rights lists can be found here

Display

When output, a list of the users for which access is currently allowed appears.

Tags

Note that the basic visibility of the tags is set in the Tags & Workflows section.

Editor

![Tags in the editor](tags editor_en.png)

The tags that are currently active are displayed on the record. A Tooltip appears above the tags, if an explanatory text is stored. Enable and disable tags as you like. Note that you can only check whether the new combination of tags is allowed for you or not. For example, a workflow can prohibit the setting or the legal management generally do not allow this process for you.

Display

![Tags in the advert](tags detail_en.png)

The tags that are currently active are displayed on the record. In some search results, it is possible that only the tags that are marked with an icon are displayed. A Tooltip appears above the tags, if an explanatory text is stored.

Search

![Tags in the search](tags suche_en.png)

The search searches all records in which all actively set tags are set together. If you want to search for alternative tags, you must work with OR.

Edit History (Changelog)

When saving, a copy is stored for each record in the change history.

Editor

The history versions can be accessed via pull-down in the full-screen editor.

Detail

The history versions can not be accessed here.

![Change history in expert search](changelog expert_en.png)

The change history in the expert search can be used to search for data records in which certain changes have been made. The search result does not indicate in which history version the search was found.

Field Note
Who User or group that made the change. When searching for groups, all users who are members of this group are considered
Process All Search for inserted and updated records
Created Only created records are searched
Updated Search only updated records
From The change took place after or at this time
To The amendment took place before or at this time
Comment Search in the comments that were saved when saving. With automatic completion