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Thanks, now I have peace of mind that I'm designing it correctly. :)
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You could put the items (e.g. a textbox control or any other kind of control) in its own section control, then set a condition in the properties of the section control to hide it based on some other value in the form. I use a "Status" field quite a bit to control what is visible or not visible during the life of the ...
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I want to auto-fill a repeating table from SQL, on form open.
1. Is this possible using technique in Qdabra tutorial titled "Copy Sql value to infopath repeating section fields using QueryDB"?
2. What I'm proposing is using a repeating table instead of a repeating section - is that possible?
3. If it is ...
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Never mind. I have it, I just didn't know it. Getting SO confused. lol
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I am following tutorial "Copy SQL values to infopath repeating section fields usign QueryDB" - on page 7 a reference line is made to "document" about how to use Query Builder...the link is broken.
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I am going through this tutorial today. On page 7, ADD A QUERYDB CONNECTION, there is a link to a "document" that does not exist to me about how to use Query Builder. Is this document available?
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Robsil - I had the same issue with form name while learning to use DBXL. My answer was here
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/25489/88473.aspx#88473
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Is there a tutorial/lab to explain how to do this? I looked through the Downloads and nothing seemed obvious to me. I assume I can use DBXL QueryDB to achieve the retreive data part?
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Maybe this scenario is not good use of InfoPath? Thank you for opening a support ticket for me.
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Is this simply a matter of creating a repeating table a populating it and DBXL takes care of the rest or is there more to it than that? Do you have an example (in IP 2007) demonstrating this so I can see how it works? I will revise my form to use a repeating table to see what questions pop up.
Another caveat to my project is ...