Re: Infopath on sharepoint

Patrick Halstead — Wed, 13 May 2009 01:33:00 GMT

To do this yourself will require a lot of work and time - you have to create a Web service that maps the form to SQL. Ideally, the Web Service handles multiple XSNs and has a bunch of other features.

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Infopath on sharepoint

ramakrishna — Tue, 12 May 2009 10:21:03 GMT

I've created a form in Infopath 2007 to where the users can fill out the information and click submit. The problem is that I want to put this information o n a database (possibily on sharepoint?) to where my boss can just go to the database and pull up the report from the users input. Also the database should be able to be pulled (exported) into excel(recommend) or access. Can anyone please help me with a few suggestions? Ultmately, the goal is to have users input their information on the database themselves and the information collects to a database that is easily pullable at any time. Like a one stop shop kind of thing. Thank you for your time.

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Re: Infopath on sharepoint

Infopath on sharepoint