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This document is intended to provide an overview and an introduction to two key Documentum features that help support distributed work environments. These features include: Docbase Federations, which provides the capability to manage users, groups and ACLs for multiple docbases from a single location. Secondly, we will discuss Object Replication, which synchronizes changes across multiple docbases.
Explore the difference between a group and a role, and learn when to use one or the other.
A brief introduction to the concepts of Documentum’s dump and load feature, as well as an example of performing a dump and load.
WebCache is a Documentum tool that allows quick access to content and (optionally) it’s associated attributes by storing them on a flat filesystem and an RDBMS, respectively.
Defining a Docbroker Projection Target in a docbase’s server.ini allows you to have that docbase seen by the docbroker specified in the Docbroker Projection Target variable.
Learn how to configure a Docbroker to translate network addresses.
This article discusses several ways to move a Docbase from one place to another.
This article explains how to setup and use tracing in Documentum. It covers both the tracing options availble within the Documentum server and the tracing options available in several Documentum client products.
Learn how to avoid some of the common mistakes that lead to poor performance in a Documentum application.
This article is intended as a complete guide for people who want to know how email works within Documentum, and how to customize it in various ways. It provides detailed instructions on how to configure a Documentum server running on Windows to use SMTP mail instead of Microsoft Exchange. Written with M. Scott Roth of Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC).