Web Services

Re: Data in First Repeating Section with controls updates all records in database

pikes1654 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:14:17 GMT

You do need to use an XPathNodeIterator with a while loop.

Here is some pseudo-code.

// Create an XPathNavigator object for the form's main data source.

XPathNavigator xnDoc = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();

// Create an XPathNodeIterator object for the new requests from your MAIN datasource.

XPathNodeIterator xiNewRequests = xnDoc.Select("/my:myFields/my:gpRequests/my:gpRequest", ns); "my:ID"

// See if any new requests have been added.

if (xiNewRequests.Count > 0)

{

while (xiNewRequests.MoveNext())

{

// Put your processing logic here

} // end While Loop

} // end if

Re: Data in First Repeating Section with controls updates all records in database

Sean Sharepoint — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:38:20 GMT

I think that I need to use XPathNodeIterator with while (.MoveNext()). But I dont know how to use that in the context of my code above. If any one could explicitly tell me what I should be doing I would GREATLY GREATLY appreciate it!!!!! Thanks in advance for your help!!

Data in First Repeating Section with controls updates all records in database

Sean Sharepoint — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:02:15 GMT

Hi,

I have an Infopath form that receives and submits to a web service, which gets and updates records in a database. I can query the data, it will populate the repeating sections with the appropriate records, no problem. But if I make a change and submit, it will update all of the approprate records but only with the data in the first repeating section, obviously maintaining its unique pk. I need each repeating section to update its own record. Any help would be great, thanks in advance.

This is my data layer that speaks with SQL:

public static void UpdateEmployeeEducationList(string connectionString, List<EPSEmployeeEducation> ListOfEducations)

{

foreach (EPSEmployeeEducation education in ListOfEducations)

Update(connectionString, education);

}

/// <summary>

/// Updates the specified employee education.

/// </summary>

/// <param name="employee">The employee education.</param>

public static void Update(string connectionString, EPSEmployeeEducation education)

{

SqlDataParameters args = new SqlDataParameters();

args.AddInParameter("@p_EmployeeEducationName", SqlDbType.NVarChar, education.EmployeeEducationName);

args.AddInParameter("@p_Description", SqlDbType.NVarChar, education.Description);

args.AddInParameter("@p_DateObtained", SqlDbType.DateTime, education.DateObtained);

args.AddInParameter("@p_EmployeeId", SqlDbType.Int, education.EmployeeId);

SqlDataHelper.ExecuteSproc(connectionString, "usp_EmployeeEducation_Update", args);

}

and this is my web service code: (there is no code behind the form)

[WebMethod]public void UpdateEmployeeEducationByObject(List<EPSEmployeeEducation> education)

{

EPSEmployeeEducationData.UpdateEmployeeEducationList(

Properties.Settings.Default.EPSConnectionString,

education);