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Glad to hear that! :-)
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Could you paste a screenshot of your mapping again?
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You haven't set a node path for the table. You should select the node for the table (either my:myFields or my:recs) and after doing that, select the nodes for each of the columns.
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It looks like there's a problem with your database mapping. Could you attach a screenshot of your database mapping (from DAT)?
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Rules allow you to specify conditions on each rule that should be able to accomplish what you need. Have you tried that?
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That error suggests that your URL value isn't getting successfully passed to qRules. Perhaps you have an extra space somewhere, or are missing a space somewhere. When you execute the command, could you also use the exact same formula to set the command value to some other field in your form so that you can inspect it?
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You seem to have a dash (-) after /url instead of an equals symbol (=).
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1 & 2. As long as they're not being executed, having extra data connections should not slow down your form too much. It will increase the size of the XSN and make accessing the XSN a little slower. You may want to consider having just one list with a column to indicate which approver each row belongs to. This could ...
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I see. I suggest using a format like the one you described above and then using the Default Values dialog to prepopulate it with 27 rows that respectively have the <GeneticTest> values you want.
If possible, you may want to consider having a fourth, non-displayed <GeneticTestCode> field that's also pre-populated with ...
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You say you have the data in a paper form, but what type of format is the data in when you are trying to import it into InfoPath?