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EventTriggers.exe comes with Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003/2008. You can create and execute a task triggered by an event written to Eventlog. Using this, you can configure notifications...

If you are a DBXL v2.2 user previously using SQL Server 2000 and later upgraded to SQL Server 2005, you have to change the database compatibility mode and enable full text before upgrading to DBXL v2.3...

This document provides a brief explanation into the meanings of the various error codes that are returned by DBXL v2.3, which might be of interest to developers working with forms that contain code. Click...

Want to submit and email your form in one fell swoop? This document shows you how to create a button that submits your form to your form library and sends a link via e-mail that will open the form for...

In the Getting Started document (included with every installation of DBXL v2.3), we illustrate how to create a button that submits to DBXL. However, that button is configured to close the form upon submit...

DBXL v2.3 allows you to migrate your documents from one Document Type to another. Using a new method called ChangeDocumentTypeOfDocument, you can migrate these documents to a Document Type that uses the...

When a document is submitted to DBXL it is allocated a unique DocID which can then be used to access that document. There is a codeless solution to accomplish this, which involves using a query-type data...

The Active Directory Web Service currently supports the following methods: GetMyInfo - gives the Active Directory properties of the currently Logged In user GetUserInfo - gives the Active Directory properties...

Soon after getting your qForm-based form working, you will likely realize a new piece of functionality that you need implemented. In order to implement this functionality, you must change the schema of...

The following error message may display in InfoPath 2007 on a Windows XP or Windows 2003 Server machine upon opening a template from DAT (DBXL Administration Tool): The Show Details button reveals: InfoPath...