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  • Can I pass parameters to a Data Connection?

    Hello, I don&#39;t know if this is possible so I thought I&#39;d ask cause it would make my life a lot easier.&nbsp; Is there a way to pass the value of a drop-down list box as a parameter to a stored proc in the data connection?&nbsp; I have a stored proc that takes 4 parameters, I have two drop-down list boxes that will be selected and I need ...
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • Can I pass a parameter through a data connection?

    Hello, I don&#39;t know if this is possible so I thought I&#39;d ask cause it would make my life a lot easier.&nbsp; Is there a way to pass the value of a drop-down list box as a parameter to a stored proc in the data connection?&nbsp; I have a stored proc that takes 4 parameters, I have two drop-down list boxes that will be selected and I need ...
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • Can a repeating Table have 2 textboxes in 1 column?

    Hello, I have a repeating table which has 8 columns.&nbsp; Three of these columns need to have 2 textboxes one on top of the other.&nbsp; The problem is when I try and add rows to the table using XmlWriter I am getting a &quot;Schema validation found non-data type errors&quot; when I close my writer.&nbsp; I have tried to Delete the nil values, ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • Programmatically populate a Drop-Down List Box

    Hello, I am trying to populate a Drop-Down List Box with values I receive from an ADO.NET connection behind InfoPath.&nbsp; I am hitting a Stored Proc with 4 parameters and will received back a list of numbers, I would like those number to populate my Drop-Down List Box.&nbsp; Depending on what view I&#39;m at those parameters will change and so ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
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