Creating database-driven documents

With Namo WebEditor’s Database Wizard, you can easily create database-driven Web documents without programming.

In this section

Introduction to database-driven documents

Supported document standards and database connections

Requirements for using the Database Wizard

Setting up an ODBC data source

Overview of the Database Wizard

Creating an output block

Creating an input block

Joining fields from two or more database tables

Using parameters with database-driven documents

Filtering and sorting database records

Working with block elements

Modifying block properties

Formatting database-driven content

Adding static content to a database-driven document

Creating database-driven documents