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  • Drop down returns

    I have searched this forum high and low. Did you ever know that you used something that works but then you cant remember how you did it? Well that is me right now. &nbsp;I have a drop down being populated from a data connection to a simple SQL table. What I want is for the drop down to be blank with no selection when the form opens. Right now it ...
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by oldradio99 on 01-31-2008
  • Re: Text string limitation?

    All created in native IP 2003&nbsp;I checked the properties on the field and the attribute is as follows: Description (Optional attribute field) Maximum length: 100 Default value: [@Description] But I have no idea how to change this to longer than 100
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by oldradio99 on 01-31-2008
  • Text string limitation?

    I am retreiving data from a SQL table in IP2003. I keep getting an error on large data fields that say that there is a text string limit of 100 characters. The database is set up to handle more and I am not submitting back to the database. Is there a limit inherent in IP2003 and is there a work around? &nbsp;
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by oldradio99 on 01-29-2008
  • Storage Error

    Has anyone ever run across this error when running a query against a SQL database? [0x8007000E][Microsoft OLEDB Persistence Provider] Not enough storage is available to complete this operation. &nbsp;I am stumped and cannot find any reference anywhere. &nbsp;Nothing shows in the SQL transaction logs &nbsp;
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by oldradio99 on 01-10-2008
  • Moving on Up

    We are currently on SP 2003 and Infopath 2003. &nbsp;If you had to do it all over again, how would you configure a move to 2007 and what would you get? &nbsp;
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by oldradio99 on 11-27-2007
  • Rule to set Drop down values

    In my form, Field A is a check box with values of Yes and No I have 2 fields - Start Time and End Time, each as a drop down values. What I would like to do is say if Field A is equal to Yes, set&nbsp;2&nbsp;fields named Monday Start and Monday End to the same values in the General Start and End time above. Monday Start and Monday end are also ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by oldradio99 on 10-10-2007
  • Re: Screen (page) breaks and %like% query

    I do not find anything in the conditional formating that either allows counting or to limit the display to 100 I am using IP 2003.&nbsp; Is that something in 2007? &nbsp;Or can you provide greater detail in an example? &nbsp; &nbsp;
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by oldradio99 on 09-19-2007
  • Re: Querying three SQL tables

    Or what you can do is create a View of the 3 SQL tables and then connect the InfoPath form to the View See your DBA about creating a View for you.
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by oldradio99 on 09-13-2007
  • Screen (page) breaks and %like% query

    I have two questions using IP 2003. 1. I am doing a query that will return about 300-400 rows I would like to limit each screen to 100 records for ease of use.&nbsp; Is there a way to create page breaks on a screen? Front Page had a simple setting for limiting query returns on inserted a page link to move forward and back. &nbsp; 2. Is ...
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by oldradio99 on 09-13-2007
  • IP 2003/ SP 2003 and Form's Triggering events

    This forum has been great and I want to thank all those that have helped.&nbsp; Someday I hope to contribute back. I have been tasked with designing a form for Human Resources dealing with employee Moves, Add&#39;s and Changes. It gets initiated by one of many people and then the routing can go to up to 7 different departments. I have a design ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by oldradio99 on 06-21-2007
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