InfoPath Dev

If e.Operation = ''Insert'' Then Try is true when the SQL query returns data and also true when I choose a different value in the drop down listbox. So whatever action I take happens to every record returned. How do I differentiate between a query return and a user changing the value?

The environment can be a local computer hard disk, a Web site, a share on a server, etc. Currently everything is installed locally on each client machine--which we need to move away from toward a central location on each site with one copy of the forms and one copy of the data files. Unfortunately, each location is unique, and I have little to no ...

I use an external XML file secondary data source for my Infopath forms. I have been unable to specify a relative path to the file ie .\myApp\secdata.xml It only works if I specify a full path with drive letter. The data files change frequently and are automatically updated by email from the SQL Server. I need flexibilty so that I can run the forms ...

Managed code is what I'm interested in, either in VB.NET or C#.NET Has to fit in with all the other Office automation that is a part of this project. JScript is not worth considering for Office automation, if you could even use it. VB.NET can be very structured -- I write classes in it and data structures, and there are many more vb.net ...

I'm seeing the adoption of InfoPath by many medium to large businesses, mainly using InfoPath to store collected in SQL and to edit it. The preferred language is VB.Net , with C#.Net as secondary. Absolutely no demand for jscript or vbscript. Since all my projects are using MS Office automation and SQL, all the programmers doing work for me use ...

Using VB.Net I query a SQL table to populate a repeating section. If a user changes a value in a dropdown listbox, I use OnAfterChange to change another value in the current record. That seems to work fine for only the first record. Also, when I run the query, the OnAfterChange fires many times as the query returns records. I want the ...