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This is an example of SQL Server Reporting Services.
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This is a screen shot of the data source configuration page within SQL Server Reporting Services
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This is an example of creating a new data source in SQL Server Reporting Services
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This shows how to select a folder in SQL Server Reporting Services
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This is an example of the SQL Server Reporting Services and naming a new folder.
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This is an example of creating a new folder in SQL Server Reporting Services.
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This is an example of the SQL Server Reporting Services Home Page.
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Hi Kris,
This is defintiely possible. I still would recommend DBXL and SQL over Access if multiple users are sharing the data and there is going to be merging of the data.
One approach would be to have each tablet have a copy of the Access DB and then merge them back to a central DB. This could be fairly easy with SQL and DTS but I ...
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Typically I have used SharePoint's spreadsheet import. This will create a SharePoint list with the data that you can then use as a data connection in InfoPath.
In SP2003 under Create and Custom Lists their is a Import Spreadsheet. This will take you through a wizard to create the list.
In InfoPath if you add a data connection to ...
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Well if you do not have SharePoint your only other options is a fully trusted form, but then it would need to be installed on each users PC, which may go against your lock down policy. I do not believe there is any other way to interface with Active Directory than what I have listed, you would have to add authentication to your form itself and try ...