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You're right SamDahl, I can't follow that either. Do you have to be a rocket scientist to follow that?

Stavi, I was able to access the SQL database with MS Access through another pc if I logged into Windows. If another user was signed on, the SQL is doesn't recognize them as a authorized user, which makes sense. We are using Windows XP. I found the following in the forum about signing a certificate, but I am not sure how to run the command ...

Thanks for your response Stavi, Windows authentication is selected in the SQL server dialog box. Even if I log into the second computer with my windows authentication, I still get the dialog box so I would think it would be something different. What do you think? Dustin

I am really new to InfoPath and SQL. I have developed a form that works pretty well except for one issues. On my machine everything works great with my Infopath form that is connected to a SQL database. When I share the form, or if if another user accesses the form, they are prompted with a SQL Server login diolog box. You can choose the database ...

I am having a similar problem to the issues discussed in previous forums. I followed the solutions, but without any luck. These forums were On my machine everything works great with my Infopath form that is connected to a SQL database. When I share the form, or if if another user accesses the form, they are prompted with a SQL Server login ...

I am having a similar problem to the issues discussed in previous forums. I followed the solutions, but without any luck. These forums were On my machine everything works great with my Infopath form that is connected to a SQL database. When I share the form, or if if another user accesses the form, they are prompted with a SQL Server login ...