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Hi,
The command is case sensitive. Please try SaveToSharePoint.
Thanks.
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If the user opens DocID 10, the lock will hopefully prevent its deletion.
You would need a sort of catalog form, one that lists all documents available, and allows you to delete one without having to open it.
If you want help setting up a catalog form, let us know.
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DBXL allows you to map your InfoPath XMLs to both a SQL database and a SharePoint form library. If you have file attachment within that InfoPath XML, and want those to be saved separately (to a document library, for example), there's nothing out of the box in InfoPath that I can recommend, but you can try qRules. For information on the ...
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Hi Maureen,
Would you be able to send us the form? From the discussion above we learn that you injected with qRules 3.1 but the QdabraRules version above equals 2.4, which might be causing a conflict. I'm not sure how this may have happened, but taking a look at the form might help.
If you can, send it to support at qdabra dot com. Thank ...
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Hi Ivan,
DBXL doesn't have a feature to allow renaming of document types at the moment. We will take an action item to investigate this option for a future release of the product.
One possibility might be to use the Save As option for a document type, which effectively saves the same document type configuration but with a new name. However, ...
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Starting with qRules v3.1, a Context node has been added to the QdabraRules secondary data connection to identify which node currently has focus.
With the SetFocus command included in qRules v3.1 and later, you can set focus to the specified xpath.
Click DOWNLOAD above to learn more.
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Hi Maureen,
You say the form no longer opens in the browser. I assume this means it opened in the browser before injecting qRules, and now (with qRules injected) it is not opening in the browser? If that's correct, then there could be an issue in the deployment.
But what caught our attention is the permission errors connecting to the ...
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You mention querying data from a SQL database. You can use DBXL's QueryDB for this; here are some links to documentation:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/sql_integration/entry65681.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/sql_integration/entry65683.aspx
You've tagged this as qRules; can you clarify which qRules command you ...
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Your DBXL document type might contain a SharePoint mapping. How should you deal with SharePoint mappings while using the Migration Tool? This document lists both options.
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Please click on DOWNLOAD above to obtain the package for Qdabra's DBXL Migration Tool (Document Deployer) v2.5. Last updated on September 1, 2011.