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 Hi- I'm not sure what could be going on. Could you attach your form or email it to use? I'll take a look to see what may be going on. Thanks.

Hi- I think it might be as easy as running two consecutive commands: First: Delete /xpath=/my:myFields/my:group/my:repeatinggroup then: Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:group /child=my:repeatinggroup This will clear the ENTIRE repeating table, so any data that was typed before would be lost. Let us know whether this works or whether something ...

Ok, then Report Builder won't work. Report Builder requires the forms to already exist in DBXL. You could use the DBXL Standalone Edition to download those files from the remote SharePoint form library.  Here's a training lab on that scenario: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxl/entry78033.aspx Otherwise, you could simply ...

 Hi- You would need to establish a filter on the base node in the mapping file, such as [my:Quantity != 0] Hilary discussed this in another thread: here's the link in case the info there helps in your scenario: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/19803.aspx Hope this helps!

If an XML form (in a SharePoint form library) is deleted, its related SharePoint list items will NOT be deleted from the list. In order for qRules to execute, the form must execute actions (rules). Hope this helps.

Hi, I think the ideal solution is to troubleshoot the shredding failure and fix it. With every shredding failure there's likely an error getting written to the server's Event Viewer log and this might provide further details on the failure. Unfortunately, DBXL does not have a way of automatically creating the database mappings, so it ...

 I will create a support ticket and contact you via email to investigate further.

[quote user="Greg Frick"]I just added a people picker and set a default value for "AccountId" to username(). Is this going to work? Do you have tips? [/quote]  I don't think this will work. If you drag the Person Picker nodes into the view, you'll see the values for the three fields stored by the People ...