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Re: From infopath 2003 to SQL

Patrick Halstead — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:12:40 GMT

Hi EhudBino and welcome

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Cheers!

Re: From infopath 2003 to SQL

Clay Fox — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 15:55:51 GMT

Welcome to the forum.

Are you planning on using Web Services?

If you are going to use the default connectivity in InfoPath, unfortunately you have to build it from scratch around your SQL data. So you would have to start over with your form.

With Web Services you would be able to add dynamic queries and submit to SQL by just adding the data connections to your existing forms.

Having the data in SQL is essential for reporting and analysis.

From infopath 2003 to SQL

EhudBino — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 12:37:38 GMT

I built a form in infopath 2003 ...now I want that the information will be send to the SQL server....

Is there a place here (in this site) I can Study this....I know that I need to drag the Fileds from the form to the Sql tables....

my form has 100 fields...lots of check boxes.....

Where can I study this in this site.... ? from the begining !!!

Thank you again.....Hope you will help me