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Verify that nothing (rules, controls, etc) is putting values in any of the fields in the query fields section of your data source between the first time you run the query and the second time....one way to do this is to temporarily drag all the query fields onto your form, so that you can keep an eye on the values as you walk through the steps ...
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You should be able to extend that sample to submit to more than one list. You'll want to have two different xml files for the CAML batch, one for each list....And you'll need to add data connections to both lists, etc. I'd suggest following the tutorial precisely, in order to make sure you understand it, then adding the functionality ...
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You may need to do this in code. So much depends on how the web service is set up -- what parameters it takes, etc. Can you provide more specific details on the web service you are trying to submit to?
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Hooray! Now you don't have to rebuild the darned thing. For more information on the files that make up a form template, this Office Online article is helpful. I recommend you read it when you have a few minutes.
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I'm sorry, I'm a little confused -- do you have this resolved for your form?
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I wonder if controls bound to the secondary data source have been placed on the form and the poster thinks that the data entered into those controls will be saved?
InfoPath will only store data in its main data source. If you have a user making changes to fields that are bound to your secondary data connection, those changes will not be saved -- ...
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I would try removing the entire xsf:xmlToEdit element that begins with your bold line:
<xsf:xmlToEdit name="group1_4" item="/my:myFields/my:group1" container="/my:myFields">
<xsf:editWith caption="group1" xd:autogeneration="template" ...
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You need to add a secondary data connection to your form. That connection needs to receive data.
Do you know how to create a View in Access? You should create a View that uses the following query to always return the max assy number (this is written for SQL, so you may need to modify syntax for Access):
Select max(AssyNo) from TableName
Your ...
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Answered at your original post, here.
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Saw your other post, please see the sample attached to this post.
Right-click on the link in the header and select save as to save locally. Right click on the saved file and select Design to open in design mode, then preveiw.