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That is a good question. What type of data connections are you wanting to make?
You can make connections in code which are outside of InfoPath.
I believe InfoPath sets up all of the DataConnections in the beginning, so I am doubtful they can even be modified while the form is running. Typically you would make several and then just ...
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You need to do a search here on the use of a CAML and you can find many posts.
Here is also the blog post that started it all.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx
I have not done it with code but it should not be too hard to adapt. It is really just manufacturing your CAML.
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Give us a bit more details on what you are trying to accomplish.
You want to no longer open new forms and to close itself immediately if it is past a certain age? The xsn would only work with new forms, do you want existing forms (xml files) to be affected?
I would think having a system process that would check a files date or age and then ...
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It can be done, but probably not easily. I believe you would need a fully trusted form and code to harvest contacts from Outlook.
You could export contacts to excel or a database and then access them pretty easily using standard methods but of course you would need to update your list from Outlook frequently.
You also maybe interested in ...
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I have not done it in MOSS yet but I am sure there are tutorials available on the web or on Microsoft's site. I believe there is a configuration within MOSS itself where you set the triggers and routing.
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You need to look at the current() function if you are using a repeating group.
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You have SharePoint 2007?
Several ways this can be done depending on how elaborate your workflow is.
In its simplest you can create an email submit and email the form to the manager selected.
There is a more robust, packaged work flow included in the Database AcceleratorQdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 - Developer
Or you can use ...
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So you are saying on a new blank form, the first time you use the drop down control, if you scroll down to far then it does not work. However if you use one of the first one hundred the first time you open the form it does work? Or is this happening when you try to use the dropdown a second time?
Are you able to scroll through all ...
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You can build the formula in the rules creation window but the syntax would be.
concat(Now(), " ", FieldName)
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OK That helps.
Is the database local on the machine?
Do you have multiple instances of SQL? Sometimes you need to specify the SQL instance name instead of the default (local) in the install routine.
Are you using an account in the local administrators group when running the install? Verify you have the ability to create databases in ...