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I don't see anything off hand. Can you put the Errors node from the Qdabra Rules data source on your form and try again, see if any errors are displayed?
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You are not stupid at all. qRules should be filling in a value in the id field on successful submit. Can you attach a copy of your form (under the Options tab)?
It sounds as if your items are being submitted successfully, but the id field is not being populated. I'd like to take a look and see if there is anything obviously awry.
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Is the id being populated back into your id field after your initial submit?
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Opening in design after moving is not the most intuitive thing - I mean, you don't have to open an Excel or Word file in a different, special fashion after moving. :-}
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You can't just open a template that has been moved. Save it locally, right click it, and open it in design mode. From there you can resave it and it will recover from its current confusion.
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Not to my knowledge - you may be able to do something with SharePoint designer to create a list style view of your form data - or use workflow to create new list items when your form is submitted...
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To my knowledge, owssvr.dll doesn't handle complex queries like that. What version of SharePoint are you using? If 2010, you may want to use the OData service.
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Hi - I'm confused. Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab? Perhaps looking at the form would help me understand the issue better.
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I guess a lot depends on how you want to see them (i.e. - click a button to navigate through the records?). You can use a repeating section with a filter on it. Here's a blog post that you may find helpful.
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I am obviously failing to explain myself clearly.
If you wish to use the "overwrite existing" option on a SharePoint library submit connection, do not use fields whose values could change for the filename. Use something that will not change - for example, you could have a filename field that uses the username function and concatenates ...