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Have you tried changing the email submit to a different email address as a test? To a user account?
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I would think the first step would be accessing the actual attachment then analyzing its properties.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730 this is the start to accessing attachments in InfoPath.
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Username gets the local user but often in a VPN or RAS scenario this is not accurate.
An Active Directory Web Service can give you a codeless method to both ID the form user and also access their's or other's information from Active Directory such as email address, department, manager, etc. This will also return the domain ...
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Browser forms use SharePoint to send the mail rather than the client? Have you configured mail support on your SharePoint server?
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Typically then I would setup the main data source to your evaluation data.
Then create another secondary that returns your unique IDs.
Use this for a dropdown which when they select one it seads the query field for ID.
Then run your query to return data on that ID's record.
make changes and submit if there was a change.
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You can only have one submit per form with the database type, and it has to be designated when the form template is created. So it has to be architected correctly from the start or you may need to start over.
Otherwise you must use webservices instead. Also if you want to submit to multiple, unrelated tables, you would need to use web ...
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This error is standard and results when no informaiton has been changed.
The data queried has not been changed.
Maybe give us some more background of what you are trying to do. SQL or Access?
I am assuming that the form was created as a database type. The datafields in your data source is what will be submitted back to the database.
You would ...
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Sorry.
I did the search on cascading and the first entry should help you out.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/07/06/Create-a-Cascading-List-from-a-Flat-Data-Source.aspx
This is a tutorial example by Greg.
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The terminology is "cascading dropdowns", if you search here on "cascading" you will find plenty of examples.
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The first place to check is your query button. It is only switching views if it has a rule or code to do so. If you do not want this behavior - change it. Are you using the default query button? you may need to switch the button to rules and then use a query action so you can add other functionality.