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What happens if you reverse the sort before copying over the 5 items?

I think the URL looks something like this: http://<servername>/FormServerTemplates/<FormName>.xsn But, to be sure, you could open a blank, new form (for the admin deployed form) and check the XSNLocation parameter (in the URL bar). This should give you the exact URL to the XSN.

Hi- You could: 1. Query the calendar items 2. Sort them DESC (in the 2DS) 3. Use a method like the one described here to copy the individual rows over to another location (main DOM perhaps) on the form's schema: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58854.aspx. You would iterate 5 times only but the steps should be ...

I think this is by design. When using the sandbox, users authenticate as the service account (whether it’s qRules or custom code). A quick way to test would be to use a form with custom code (not qRules) and see whether it also submits as System Account,.  

Hi, Would you be able to obtain a list of Active Directory keys that have been set up, perhaps from your server admin? The web service is supposed to pull all available keys, so the result you describe is unexpected. As far as the limit of results for GetAllUsers, could you check the web.config file on the server and check if there's a ...

 Thanks. Could you also attach a screenshot (or describe) what the user sees? Is it a completely blank page, or does the user see the form controls and they are empty? Also, I misread the original message. When you say "Add and Write permission in the Permission tab of DAT tool" - shouldn't the user also have Read permission?

Are you using a SharePoint List form?

Hi Doreen, If it were a problem with the doctype or document permissions, my experience is the user would get a page not found. That is, the form won't open at all, since they don't have permissions to that XML file. If the form is opening and it is completely blank, then I believe we must look at the form design first. Could you attach ...

Hi Larry, You are correct. There's no upgrade file; it is indeed an uninstall of the old version and an install of the new version (using existing databases). We currently don't have a fixed date for releasing DBXL v2.8, but we expect to release it in the next 2 months, approximately. Thank you.