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Save To SharePoint uses an HTTP request, not an InfoPath data connection to a SharePoint web service.
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Is this a browser form?
Do other SharePoint web services work in the same form? My suspicion is that the UpdateListItems method data connection is what is failing - the qRules command uses that data connection. Can you add a rule to simply execute that data connection and see if it succeeds?
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Hey there - I'm sorry about the delay!
Can I get a screenshot of your data source that your controls are bound to - or better yet, could you send me your template? I'll email you through the forum so you have my email address.
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What's the rule on your button? Select the edit XPath checkbox in the formula editor before pasting it in, so we can see the full XPath....
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Here's another sample. Hopefully you'll be able to extend it from here.
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Sorry - I overlooked that new / old was something your user would enter. The source data needs to be further normalized. I should be able to get you an updated sample tomorrow. As to your "explosion proof" question, you may want to add that data to the same table, maybe another column that is true / false for explosion proof.
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I've attached a simple sample form. First, right click the link in the heading of this post, and save the file locally to your computer. Then, right click on your locally saved copy, and select Design to open the form in design mode. From there, you can preview and try it.
I made an assumption that I'd get a rebate if my efficiency was ...
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You are correct, all choices need to have unique values.
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I'll get you a sample form later today with an XML data source for the data you've shown that should give you an idea of what I'm talking about - you could use a SQL table or a SharePoint list, but if I use XML you'll be able to preview the form.
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Actually, I was assuming the table was a secondary data source most likely not exposed to the user. However, I didn't want to assume that you had control over the design of the table - for all I know it is some SQL table from some legacy app that you can't change. If you can change it, however, and normalize it in the way I indicated with ...