Note: When you link your document to a Data Source, certain types of data files (such as FileMaker *.csv files) do not export the column headers, causing the Content Objects to appear as the data in the first record. To filter the list of Content Objects by type, select one of the following options from the View drop-down list: By default, the type of all new Content Objects is Text. These Content Objects are displayed in the uCreate Print Panel.
When you link the document to a Data Source for the first time, uCreate Print automatically creates a Content Object for each column header in the Data Source. Select the table you wish to use for creating Content Objects and click OK. If you select a Data Source with more than one table, the Choose a Table dialog is displayed.Select the appropriate delimiter used to separate data values in your text file and click OK. If you selected a delimited text file, the Specify a Separator dialog is displayed.Browse to the Data Source file and click Open.ģ. The Select a Data Source dialog is displayed.Ģ. From the uCreate Print Options menu, select Link to Data Source. This single-column database is used to store sequential numbers with predefined intervals.ġ. Counter - a proprietary XMPie Data Source.Note that column names must not be empty and must not have leading or trailing spaces. Column names must not be empty and must not have leading or trailing spaces.Table names must not have leading or trailing spaces.
MS Access (*.mdb and *accdb) - versions 10.The following types of Data Sources are supported: You may use these Content Objects as they are, or manage them to suit your specific needs (see Managing Content Objects and Variables). When you link your document to a Data Source, uCreate Print creates a Content Object for each column header in that Data Source.
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