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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If you have a statement for a client that has been paid, and the check has been cashed, you are unable to unbill this in ProLaw. If you need to either adjust the bill, or rebill the value, there is an easy way to modify the payment so you can unbill, and then rebill the
When queryuing various information from ProLaw through reports or the SQL Management Studio, its important to know which fields are TEXT, VARCHAR, or other forms of strings as the functions used to call the data can vary. Addresses are a great example. in ProLaw, the addresses are stored in both types of columns in SQL.
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Pre-Requisites & Assumptions In order for the ability to schedule reports from ProLaw, there is some setup that needs to be put in place, or verified if it is already running: – The ProLaw agent needs to be running under a windows account with ProLaw access. The agent is started with the “ /agent” switch
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We recently had an issue were we were importing data from Excel sheets into a staging table in SQL, then importing that data into ProLaw. Some of the fields in excel were getting truncated and causing issues on the imports. The SSIS package did the imports fine with all our test data, but our test
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1. Remove any spyware, malware, adware, trojan horses, & viruses. These are all unwanted programs thatcan slow or stop your computer. It is much better and easier to prevent these programs than it is to remove them, in severe cases the easiest, fastest, and sometimes only way to remove these programs is to reinstall the OS
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If you are about to open a support ticket or are having issues with ProLaw XII it’s possible to enable extended logging to help troubleshoot the issue. In order to make this useful, you would need to turn on logging, then attempt to reproduce the error. To Turn on logging: 1 – Close any existing
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If you are running the latest version of ProLaw 12 with SP1, your users have the ability to file emails and view case information directly in Outlook. This post will not go into detail on how to install or configure, but point out some issues that could arise during the rollout of the Outlook View.
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Most attorneys at law firms use laptops as they are working from various locations. They typically will be connected via wifi when working out of hotels, airports, or client offices as it is the most convenient. The potential problem with this is when they are back in the office, typically on a docking station, working locally.
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