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I feel for you on pursuing a path and then getting stuck like this. I have not really seen anything easy for reporting with SharePoint. I have heard of people being able to create SQL reports on list columns but there are definitely limitations. We have done this many times using the Database Accelerator since then all of the ...
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It all depends on what you are doing and what your ultimate goal is. With Qdabra's DBXL you have a platform with lots of potential for multiple solutions or extending this one. You can probably do a lot of what you are describing without it but what I find is as you get into it and or users start requesting obvious extensions of ...
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Hey Rico. How are you using the web services? Are you setting them up as receive data connections in the InfoPath UI?
Once you put in the http://servername/qdabrawebservice/aduserinfo.asmx you should see all three methods listed. I would recommend you add all three seperately to a blank form and then display all of the returned data and play ...
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I believe you would need to create a seperate repeating data source in your form and then populate it with your two seperate data sources and then bind that to your multiple select.
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Put a rule on your date picker where the substring-before(datepicker,"/") does not equal the month numeric of the drop down value. Then have the action be your message or mild electric shock or whatever. :)
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You would need two things. A connection to the SQL Table and the user name of the user of the form.
I would recommend you check out the Database Accelerator. It includes web services to conenct to SQL and an Active Directory web service which you can use to identify the user of your form. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 ...
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That is where you need the Database Accelerator to save this information back to SQL. Secondary Data Connections can not be submitted except as web services. You can create a database type form from scratch but then you are limited to data fields which are already in the table and can only have one group of related tables. With DBXL you can query ...
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I would guess it has something to do with Internet Explorer. Data connections often rely on its security and connectivity.
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You could use conditional formatting ont he fields to highlight them when they were blank.
I believe with code you can improve the error handling to list the fields, you would have to check for some other posts on this.
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Hi There and welcoem to the forum.
Is this a one-time conversion or are you going to want to have your data in a list and in InfoPath forms at the same time?
We have created some custom scripts which will process an Excel spreadsheet and create a form for each row. If you would like a quote to create such a program let me know.
In my opinion, a ...