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I haven't tried it myself, but I've read that this requires setting up SMTP for SharePoint.
Maybe this link will help?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263462.aspx
Good luck
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Hi!
No, please don't convert the QdabraRules secondary data source to UDC. Patrick was referring to any other data connections in the form.
I would first suggest displaying the Error, Success and Result nodes on the canvas, temporarily, so that we can see if anything is happening when you call the command.
I would then suggest checking the ...
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This was solved. There were some extra, sneaky spaces in the command.
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You can redirect by using the Source parameter in the URL.
However, I'm confused about how you want users to open the form. Will they be opening from a form library? Typically I've seen the Source parameter used in data views.
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There's no built in, codeless way to do this. You can write code, or use the qRules command GetErrorCount.
Good luck!
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Yes, it should be possible. I've attached a screenshot showing the Default Values. I've set up 4 of my row, and therefore when I preview I get 4 rows automatically shown.
Good luck!
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Have you seen the Microsoft online help? It's probably a good place to start since it contains some basic guidance.
Good luck!
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No ideas come to mind, but maybe taking a look at the form will help. Can you send it via email?
Thanks.
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Yes, DBXL v2.5 does support SQL Server 2008 R2.
Forms are submitted to DBXL, and then DBXL maps to SQL and SharePoint according to the mapping that has been set up.
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Hi Sejal,
Yes, DBXL will allow you to do this without having to write your own web service. Here is a video demo that shows submitting from InfoPath to SQL using DBXL. This video might also prove helpful.
You can download a free trial of DBXL and try it out before you decide whether it fits your needs, of course. Download your copy at ...