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Welcome.
You may want to look at the free developer download of the Database Accelerator Web Services Suite. It has an Active Directory web service included. It can also make creating secure, controlled, enterprise form solutions much easier by integrating with SQL.
Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.0 - Developer
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This is an example of Turn Windows features on or off and specifically the location of the IIS 6 Management Compatibilty to enable DBXL to operate with IIS 7 and Vista.
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This is a screen shot of Programs and Features in Windows Vista which replaces Add and Remove Programs from previous versions. The Turn Windows features on and off allows IIS 7 to become IIS 6 compatible to support DBXL.
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Welcome.
I would check the permissions and settings on your sharepoint library. I was thinking there was a check box to allow over-write of the forms but I could not find it.
I would make sure your permissions allow for edit. It may be that you have view and insert access but not edit.
That would be my guess on why you cannot ...
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Welcome Rajeev.
To start you would create a new form and select database as the type. You would browse to your database and the tbl_userlogin and create your primary data connection. This will give you a form which has both a query and Datafields section under main. To start, I would drag both all the query fields and all the ...
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Welcome to the forums.
If I were in your shoes, I would just download the Free Database Accelerator Web Services Suite. It has everything you need in one install to work with databases and even includes an active directory web service. Their are plenty of support tutorials and posts here too. Otherwise it can maybe help you by ...
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Welcome.
Some things to try.
Make sure you have admin rights on the SharePoint site.
Publish your form to Sharepoint but have it create a new form library instead of selecting one. I sometimes have had issue using existing form libraries, created in SharePoint directly.
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Was the sharepoint location an existing forms library or did you create a new one when you published the form? I have had issue when using an existing location. I would publish again to a new form library to test.
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Sure.
Hopefully you have put your query field on a form, input some data and run the query with a button and seen the resulting data.
To automate this you have to "seed" your query field with the value you want and then run the query automatically.
The first thing I would do is setup the query to run automatically. I ...
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If you are going to have a database form then you will have to create the form as such from the beginning.
If this table will have data that will submit to the database then it will have to load data from the database. I would put your default rows in the database and then query them initially or use a stored procedure to create the new ...