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One common issue with QueryDB is that the databases are not declared in the web.config, but if I remember correctly the error message returned in that situation will be different.
Let's try the simplest possible queryxml:
<query database='ClientData' table='Client'></query>
Does something like this ...
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You can download it here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry34834.aspx
Thanks.
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Hi!
I'm sorry you've run into issues. Have you seen our documentation?
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry59157.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry61475.aspx
If so, please let us know when that error is happening, and we'll take a look at the document to find the possible causes.
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Hi!QueryBuilder produces a couple of queryxml strings. The data connection wizard requires one queryxml to get sample data, i.e. to detect the schema of the data being returned. The error you are getting suggests something is wrong with that queryxml. Is the error happening immediately after going to the next screen in the wizard, or when the form ...
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Hi,
Starting with qRules v3.3, the command can specify a /name parameter to rename the file. Have you tried that parameter?
If you're not using qRules v3.3, you can download a trial from our website.
Thank you.
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Check whether there is a Microsoft Access connection somewhere. The 255 limit seems to remind me of Access.
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You should run the Design Checker without having InfoPath verify the form in the specified server. There's a checkbox you can uncheck.
Unfortunately, since your form has code, the browser incompatibility could be something in your code, which is impossible for us to predict.
Good luck!
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Hi!
Here's a simple solution: multiple dropdowns.
So you have dropdown1. Then you have dropdownA, dropdownB and dropdownC.
If the user selects dropdown1= value A, then show dropdownA (and hide the others).
If the user selects dropdown1= value B, then show dropdownB (and hide the others).
Etc.
Does that make sense? Good ...
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If your users don't have InfoPath insalled, then do you have SharePoint IFPS enabled to allow the to fill out the form in the browser?
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1. Add a field to the form schema and call it EmailRecipient.
2. Set your email data connection to send email to EmailRecipient
3. Use a rule to set the value of EmailRecipient, according to the employees accessing the form.
In other words, your data connection should not be using a static email. You should point the data connection's ...