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About Me : In Concise – Professional
I am Rajendra. For my bread, I work on Documentum Stack (DFC, BOF, WDK, Server Jobs/Workflows). Documentum has been part of my professional life since 2005. Prior to that I was a hard core Java/JEE developer. Even my Documentum skills are lined along side of Java. I work for a consulting company.
My Commitment
I would try my best to respond to your comments, if they are applicable to the blog theme’s context. In case I am unable to respond, its only due to my lack of time management skills 
I Like ..
- to blog as and when I find time and have something to share. Mostly I blog here and anything specific to Java I blog at Rajendra’s Coffee Bites.
- scanning through the latest developments on the Java/Documentum arena. Sometimes I am not abreast with the latest developments due to other work/personal commitments however I try to keep myself up to date.
- anything that has to do with SSL & Cryptography.
Personal
I live with my wife and kid. He is too young to keep me busy all the time (< 2 yrs) and doesn’t let me take off time from his attention. This is one lame excuse for not blogging frequently 
Hey Raj,
Good to see your contribution to the Dctm. Keep it up!
Cheers
Raghu
Comment by Raghu Tallam — January 20, 2008 @ 11:48 am
Good work, all the very best.
Comment by prashil — August 30, 2008 @ 11:41 pm
Hi Rajendra!
I am using Documentum platform from the past one year! I worked on Workflow Manager, DFC, DQL, DAB/DAI, DA with our own framework to develop Documentum Application.
Now I am exploring towards configuration & customisation of WDK & Webtop. Could you please suggest some best books/pdfs/docs. Already I read some WDK pdf files but little confusion over how to get started like precondition for WDK, control, action,..etc..
Comment by ChittiBabu — November 28, 2008 @ 6:51 pm
I think the Documentation provided by EMC is the best you can go through in detail. For WDK/Webtop you can start of with the WDK tutorial (150 odd pages) and then go in depth with Configuration & Customization guide after that. I mainly refer to the documentation from EMC as that is the only available in depth resource.
DFC Development Guide is one you can also refer to.
Hope this helps
Comment by Rajendra — January 5, 2009 @ 10:31 pm
Hi Rajendra
I noticed one of your posts on Powerlink re exporting EMCMF emails as MSGs. Would it be possible to contact you about this?
Regards
Comment by ukdavo — September 17, 2009 @ 8:24 pm
Hi Rajendra!
I have a question about Documentum DQL queries.
Where can I find a complete list of keywords to be used in DQL queries?
I have this problem:
- 2 cabinets i.e.: CA and CB
- documents i.e.: DA, DB, DC, etc.
Documents are found in CA.
CB stores transmittals (virtual docuemnts) which refer to documents stored in CA. Upon query using
select object_name, r_link_cnt from dm_document where folder(<>, descend)
order by object_name
I see the number of documents linked by transmittals stored in CB.
My question is: how should I use to get the names of documents linked by transmittals stored in CB?
I just hope my description is understandable.
Cristian
Comment by Cristian CIORNEI — July 6, 2010 @ 10:42 am