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SQL Frontend¶

Classification:	mh_omsqlio
Version:	3.1.6
Language:	en
Description:	Show tables (originally from a SQL database, but also from other sources). Allow the frontend user to edit/filter/order/... it. Furthermore, data may be displayed in other formats than table layout (e.g. a detail view or a CSV download). There are literally hundreds of cases to think of where this extension could come in handy. To cut down on a short description: Present any data from any source to just display or edit by any user.
Keywords:	forAdmins, forDevelopers, forIntermediates, forAdvanced
Copyright:	2014
Author:	Mario Haim
Email:	mario@marioonline.at
License:	This document is published under the Open Content License available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml
Rendered:	2017-09-15 09:36

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Table of Contents

Introduction
- Upgrading
Administrator Manual
Configuration
- dbal
  - Directory
  - File
  - FileDirectory
  - Json
  - JsonEnhancer
  - MsSQL
  - MySQL
  - MysqlOwnQuery
  - TYPO3
- data
  - Bool
  - DateTime
  - Dropdown
  - Enum
  - FileMultiple
  - ForeignMultiple1n
  - ForeignMultipleComma
  - ForeignMultipleMm
  - ForeignSingle
  - ForeignSingleTree
  - Link
  - Number
  - Rte
  - Sort
  - TextLong
  - TextShort
  - Timestamp
- data: Table
- data: CSV
- data: Xlsx
- data: Detail
- data: Form
- data: Manual
- transmission
- interception
Extending the SQL Frontend
Examples
Final Words