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So in your list form, do users manage multiple items? That is, is the main data source data node repeating?
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XML date times look like this: 2020-03-09T12:31:22
When you set the field, you may just need to replace the space in your SQL date with a T.
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You can just update your form - and I would, if I were you! Use File > Save As, and select the compatibility you desire from the dropdown and then fix any issues that InfoPath alerts you to.
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Awesome, glad that worked for you.
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If you are talking about layout table rows, yeah, that can be a pretty bad experience. What usually works for me is to type some text in the row I wish to paste the row over to, highlight the text inside the row, then paste to replace it (if that makes sense).
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Oh YUCK. Were there any controls in the view that used that data connection? Like, for a calculated value or default or some other control bound directly to it? If you re-add it does the problem re-occur?
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There is really no easy way to do this in InfoPath. You might just want to create a SharePoint list with this data in it, just prepopulate with a bunch of years, months, start and end dates - probably could create the data for pretty far in the future with Excel and then create your new list off the spreadsheet.
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Well - and I'm lazy, so like I said, I would just create a new test view, copy everything out of the shaky view and paste it into the new view, then give myself an easy way to get that new view (test button or something) so you can find out fast if just a new view will fix it. :)
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Oh yuck! I suppose I'd start with creating a new view, and just copy everything from the shaky view to the new view to see if it reproduces there. Then, if it does, I'd start removing controls from the copy, to see if I could narrow down a specific thing in the view that might be causing this....
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I mean, you can have a condition in a SharePoint workflow, right? So just promote field x and then in your SPD workflow, if field x = Complete, delete the file? Another option would be keep all the files in the same library and just use library views to determine what shows, of course (which is the route I would take rather than moving files ...