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Are you using 2010? Copy rule will help you with the Insert.
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Sorry, CopyTable requires an exact match.
Insert isn't that hard to set up... let us know if you have any questions.
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Right click. Properties. Advanced. Tab index. Set to 0 to let InfoPath decide or -1 to take out of tab sequence or to a number from 1 to n based on fixed order.
You can also use SelectText (code) or qRules SetFocus command (rule) to programmatically set the selection.
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Hi Chintan,
If these are browser based InfoPath forms, you will need to add some checkin/checkout logic to prevent overwrites. Mel describes this technique for Infopath Forms in her blog post from May.
However, your problem is related to SharePoint List forms. My guess is that your ID generation is returning the same values for people that call ...
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Jo-Anne blogged the Insert approach back in November of last year. Take a look at that technique. Insert command is more flexible than CopyTable because you can copy from schema A to schema B.
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Is the second form new or a form that already exists? Out-of-box, InfoPath has the NewFromTemplate action that will open a new form and you can just set a condition on a rule with that action to only do it if the checkbox is Yes.
If it's an existing form, Ernesto's suggestion can be used to show-hide a link based on your yes-no, but if ...
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How about checking to see if it works in a form library? Create an InfoPath form from scratch (not a list form) and copy the view from the list form over into it (ctrl-a, ctrl-c, switch, ctrl-v); add a main data source and bind the fields and publish it to a form library. Use promoted properties to show the data.
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Sure sounds like a bug when it tries to infer the schema from the view. Maybe it's the view and maybe it's the schema that is being returned.
I'm guessing you aren't going to like me saying this, but we see hundreds of forms here annually and the database-backed forms are the most costly too maintain.
The best practice is not to ...
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If you are using the InfoPath Filler it will be Windows Authentication credentials.
If you are using the browser it is a SharePoint account or whatever
S hardcoded in the UDC. You could also call GetUserProfile and set username and promote that on submit.
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Quick reply for now:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/10/16/browser-forms-with-spell-check.aspx
More later,