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  • Re: cannot get information into access

    Hi Trufooser, Did u click the submit button after u create a new record? U need to create a new record, add the data to ur new row and finally click the submit button in the toolbar. regards, Abhishek.
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Abhishek on 05-18-2006
  • Re: SQL Database Integration

    Hi Nukkumatti, U r right. When u create a dataconnection,finally u will see a checkbox called ''Automatically retreive data when the form is opened''. Unchecking it will enable u to prevent data retreival onload. Regards, Abhishek
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Abhishek on 05-18-2006
  • Re: Initial InfoPath and Sharepoint setup

    Thank you for your response -- it is clear what you are saying and that part of the two products, I do understand. I'm unclear about the best way to store the data, SQL Server or access, etc. and also i'm unclear about if we can have multiple forms in one form library. The users want to go out to the form library and fill out the form for each ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Adub21 on 05-18-2006
  • Re: Initial InfoPath and Sharepoint setup

    Hi Adub21, Using InfoPath,u can design forms with controls such as textboxes, dropdowns and so on.U can use this form to accept information from the users.Validations can be provided to the controls such that only validated data can be entered into the forms. The InfoPath form can be integrated to databases so that u can fetch or add data into ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Abhishek on 05-18-2006
  • Re: Unable to open .xsn file

    Hi, In my experience, I got the same error message while closing the .xsn file by making some updations to my .xsn file. I tried a lot to get back my .xsn with the new changes which I made, but I didn't get. At that time I remove the new changes from my InfoPath design form which I made. Then it works properly. Now, In your case, try once by ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by uma on 05-18-2006
  • Initial InfoPath and Sharepoint setup

    I'm very new to InfoPath and to SharePoint. Our company would like to create a new Project InfoPath form and post it to the SharePoint form Library to allow people to create and edit projects, then have it email other departments for approval. We also want the ability to query over that data and grab only projects that are open or for a specific ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Adub21 on 05-18-2006
  • Re: Date and WebService

    Are you checking whether the value is null in the web method? If it is null, may be you need to do alternative processing of data. Thanks, Rohan Reddy
    Posted to General (Forum) by rohan on 05-18-2006
  • Re: SQL Database Integration

    Okay I found a workaround, I just hide the repeating table as long as the two fields aren't filled and the qurey ran. But still if someone has a better way please let my know. Hmm or do I just have to disable the automatically retrieve data checkbox
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by nukkumatti on 05-18-2006
  • Unable to open .xsn file

    Hello This is surely a newbie question: I've created a form last year, conected to a MSAccess DB. Worked fine. Due to a change in the DB structure, I've had to modify the data source in my .xsn file. Since then I can't open the file, neither in design mode nor in fill-in mode. Error shown says : ''yourfile.xsn is not a valid xml document. Bad ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by afsabadell on 05-18-2006
  • Re: SQL Database Integration

    Okay the query works in the onclick event now i just need to know how to avoid loading data into the repeating table when the form loads.
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by nukkumatti on 05-18-2006
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