The UNICOM Intelligence Developer Documentation Library comes with sample code that demonstrates working with the UNICOM Intelligence Data Model. The sample code comes in a number of programming languages. To compile the source code, you need to have both the relevant programming language and the UNICOM Intelligence Data Model installed. By default, the sample code is installed into the [INSTALL_FOLDER]\IBM\SPSS\DataCollection\7\DDL\Code folder.

For the benefit of users who do not have Visual Basic 6 or Visual Basic .NET installed, the executable files for the tools written in these languages are provided in addition to the source code.

MDM Explorer: A tool that displays the objects in an MDM Document.

DM Query: A simple query tool that works directly on the UNICOM Intelligence Data Model.

DSC Explorer: A tool that uses the DSC Registration component to display details of all of the DSCs registered on your computer.

Tools and source code to help you create a CDSC: Tools and source code to help you create a data source component (DSC), including a Visual C++ wizard that simplifies the process of creating a CDSC in Visual C++, a skeleton Visual Basic CDSC project that simplifies the process of creating a CDSC in Visual Basic, a tool for testing your CDSCs, and the Visual C++ source code for the XML CDSC, and the Visual Basic source code for a Visual Basic XML CDSC.

GetMRData Excel macro: An Excel macro written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), which demonstrates accessing the metadata using the Metadata Model (MDM) and the case data using ADO, and which you can use to import data into Excel.

Word macros to clean text responses: Two macros that allow you to use the functionality within Microsoft Word to clean verbatim text responses collected in UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer.

Creating the Aliases Visual Basic sample: A Visual Basic 6 code snippet that demonstrates setting up aliases for the variable instances in an MDM Document.