InfoPath Dev

Hi Kathy, If the SQL statement works in the SQL Server Management Studio, I would suggest modifying the /where parameter to match. In other words, please try: ModifySqlQuery /dsname=Pb_VW_Units /where=WHERE (Forecaster = N'Summary') Let us know if this fails. You are using the command correctly, so it's just a matter (I think) of ...

Hi Keadlard, I apologize but we currently don't have separate documentation for these commands besides the basics, covered in the qRules User Guide. We'll add a request to create documentation for these. In the meantime, can you let us know if you are encountering an issue with the commands, if you need assistance, etc. Please post your ...

Hi, To submit to a SharePoint list, qRules has a command called SubmitToSharepointList. You'll find more information ...

 Hi, I think this blog entry will help. Good luck!

Hi Michael, I'm sorry you've run into issues. You mention that you've injected the InfoPath form with qRules, but since the form has code, the process is not as easy as injection. Have you seen this document? Thanks.

I'm sorry it didn't work out. It should, in theory, but troubleshooting your form, your data connection, etc is not something we can easily do over the forum. We provide paid support, via Livemeeting, in case you are interested now or in the future. Thanks!

Hi Catharine, You might want to try publishing the form. It might be that the command is failing because of the hop between your machine (Preview mode) and the SharePoint server.  If that doesn't work, try modifying your form security settings. I seem to remember a case where the form needed to be full trust for the command to work. ...

I apologize for the lack of documentation on this command; we try to document everything but focus on the more complex scenarios. Unfortunately, that means neglecting to document commands like GenerateRandomNumber. We hope that the qRules User Guide has enough info on its use. The qRules documentation is located here. I would suggest:Display the ...