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Hi NM,
Welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
InfoPath can easily be used to accomplish what you need to accomplish.
There are several ways to actually do this with InfoPath and depending upon your specific needs one way or another may be the best.
Here are some comments:
1. If you want this to be in one single form for each LOB and you are ...
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Hi Joey,
I think you should be able to accomplish that with our qRules tool: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
We have some commands for working with tables such as "CopyTable" which you should be able to use to do what you describe.
qRules is code BUT you don't need to know code to use it. Basically you inject ...
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Harish,
How are things going with your DBXL evaluation? Have you got everything sorted now and all is working for your evaluation?
The trial license you have does expire on January 31st (next Monday). Please let me know if you need some assitance with purchasing a license or requesting a trial extension while you complete your ...
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Hi,
Here is a great overview from the InfoPath team on the new features of 2010:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2009/07/15/what-s-new-in-infopath-2010.aspx
There are also changes in SharePoint 2010 (if you use SharePoint) that affect InfoPath 2010. Overall a fantastic upgrade!
Ted
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Hi Nick, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I am going to have one of our experts contact you to help you with this issue.
Thanks
Ted
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Hi illegal_operation and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
You can accomplish what you need to do in InfoPath with code. With custom code you can write a procuedure to copy the data from your form and create a new SharePoint list item on the other library.
If you don't want to write your own custom code you can use our qRules product ...
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Hi jonathanm,
You can actually use qRules to write the meta data to your columns in the document library. It would basically use 2 of the commands in qRules to accomplish this, the command to upload the file attachment to the library and then another command to write the meta data from you form you want in the SharePoint columns.
We do ...
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skoonadi, my guess is that the account you are installing DBXL with does not have sysadmin permissions on the target SQL server on that other machine. Can you check that?
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Thanks Ged, please let us know if you run into any issues.
Ted
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Hi Ged,
I see you re-downloaded DBXL 2.4 (latest version) after you posted this. Can you confirm if that fixes this issue for you?
Thanks!
Ted