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Hi Michael, The attached XSN has a different schema from the Expense Report sample which you show in your screenshot above. My guess is that you attached your XSN over the QdExpenseReport sample. That isn't going to work since your schema is different. If that's what you did (and maybe it isn't, but just my guess...) you'll want ...

Here's a link that may help: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/other_topics/entry56232.aspx 

Well, you can always use Qdabra's DBXL to easily provide a mapping to SQL. BCS has some limitations and that is why I was curious since it seemed you were problem free. We provide DBXL to fix the problems of connecting InfoPath forms to SQL and that's why I was asking. Anyway, we received your email and I'll have someone send you the ...

If it's sandbox you don't need to do the admin deploy. The sandbox must be enabled for the URL where you are publishing though. Make sure that is the case and just try to publish as a form library. Are you trying to use qRules SaveToSharePoint command (converting imanges and attachments to links) or are you trying to use ...

Thanks! We can take your first paragraph from your previous post as the testimonial. I'm curious about how you have setup your lists to submit to your database. Are you using BCS to do this? If you need to filter your database values it's possible those aren't available to OData. If so, the only solution would be to use something ...

1. REST and ODATA are great new features in 2010. We have some new InfoPath training content on this (lab, video, and presentatoin) and would happy to deliver it to you for a small fee or for free in lieu of a qRules testimonial (2-3 line quote we can use). Let me know. 2. Should be easy to select the Clients in the data set so that they ...

First thing I noticed is that your data connections have not been converted to UDCx files. In Designer, click Data Connections and go through and convert these to UDCs. You'll have to create a Data Connections library on SharePoint to store them and make sure you approve them after you convert them. Try that and you should get further. The ...

I'm pretty sure this can all be done with xpath. Just use an xpath condition that compares a column in the table and only sums those rows where that column is not equal to a certain value.

Are you using SharePoint 2010? If so, you may want to look at using the OData interface - it's much more powerful because it allows for filtering of the data and the interface is easy. I'll ask Hilary to respond with more details.

Hi Mahender, In InfoPath Designer go to Tools->Form Options (IP2007) or File->Advanced Form Options (IP2010) and select Property Promotion. You can make values available to SharePoint workflow here. Nintex has even more options.