This guide is migrate a Prolaw SSRS instance from one server to another. This guide does not cover migrating Prolaw from one server to another, and many steps assume that this has already been done. This guide is aimed at a firm that has many customizations to their built-in reports, or has many custom reports […]
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This guide assumes the following: You have knowledge of SSRS and reports management You have the appropriate access You have already created and tested your report(s) You have created and tested a UNC path for the reports to save to You have an SQL account with adequate permissions to the databases needed You have a
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For complicated document template field codes, you are limited in the SQL functions you can execute inside a document type. To work around this, and to keep the code in your document managable and readable, its possible to execute stored procedures that you have created (in the Prolaw database) when the document is generated. You
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When using FileSite 9 Update 4 with Outlook 2010 (up to date as of this post) it is possible to have view corruption on various FileSite folders. When the error occurs, it will corrupt the ribbon (so you cannot even change the view) and remove various tabs. You may or may not be able
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When using ProLaw XII with the Outlook add-ins installed, you have the option to add time entries to various functions in Outlook. This can be done while profiling a document to Prolaw. Once you enter the matter information, the time entry button is enabled. Depending on your configuration and version, occasionally the time entry narrative
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If your firm is running ProLaw XII you have an instance setup of SSRS that allows for extremely customizable reports either from your own datasource, or using the ProLaw database. These SSRS reports support subscriptions so they can automatically be emailed to you as well. If you are running SQL Express however, it does NOT
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A recent issue at a firm occurred when one user who entered dockets into ProLaw found that they were not syncing to Exchange. It was only for this one user, and the groupware agent was running without error for other users as well. If this is happening to a user on your network, check the
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To Setup Groupware, you need to provide the agent account with full access to all existing mailboxes in Exchange. You will also need to add this access to all new users you create. it will save time to provide that service account access to all existing and future mailboxes. The commandlet in the administration guide
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Normally, even if you have the correct permissions, you cannot change the Exchange integration options in ProLaw unless Outlook is installed on your computer. It is possible to adjust the registry to allow you to change these permissions without Installing Outlook. 1 – Open the Registry and navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT 2 – Create a new
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If you are finding that various documents are not appearing in full text searching, here is something to check: 1 – Is the file name the in form [document number].[extension]. If the document is named something other than the document number that it is in ProLaw, it will not be indexed. 2 – Is the
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