In this course you will learn about the SFTP Data Upload feature and using DBMS as a data source. This course is created based on ABBYY Timeline, version 6.0.
Course duration: ~ 1 hour
Access duration: 365 days
Note that this is an optional course. If you’re interested only in this functionality, please first complete the ABBYY Timeline Core Functionality version 6.0 course, as it covers essential fundamental features of the program.
If you have already taken the ABBYY Timeline Analysis version 6.0 course, the first chapter in this course will already be familiar to you. Feel free to skim this chapter, while proceeding to the SFTP content. For your course to show a completed status, just scroll through this lesson.
During this course you will learn how to:
- Analyze timelines as well as specific events;
- Use DBMS as a data source;
- Work with the SFTP Data Upload feature;
- Try some of these tools and techniques using the provided sample data, where you can freely explore the many options and capabilities.
Equipment required for course participation:
- Laptop or desktop computer with a dual-core CPU;
- Internet connection and internet browser;
- Headset or speakers;
- Computer mouse;
- Printer - optional, to print PDF instructions.
Agenda:
The course consists of one e-learning lesson which contains detailed video explanations, as well as step by step instructions for completing hands-on tasks which focus on mastering essential skills and program functions.
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