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Hi Ryan,
If you're just copying one field into another, then a rule might be enough (i.e. Set a field's value).
CopyTable will copy the entire table (which doesn't sound like what you're trying to accomplish).
The command Insert might help, since it can take a value and insert it into another xpath.
So, to be clear, you ...
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Please try adding a parameter to the URL:
http://<servername>/library/template.xsn?OpenIn=Client
More parameters are described here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms772417.aspx
Good luck.
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One you have the data added to the InfoPath form as a secondary data source, then it's just a matter of filtering. There are tutorials out there on filtering, such as this one, but my quick Google search didn't find one specific to your scenario. Hopefully a little more searching will turn up a useful tutorial. Good luck!
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You may have one of two issues (or both):
1. You have permissions to open the data because you are an administrator. You'll need to provide permissions to the other users.]
2. The data set is simply too large and it is causing some user's machines to lock up. This might depend on the machine specs, of course.
Good luck
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It would probably have to be something like /my:myFields/my:group1/my:Enabled[3] or /my:myFields/my:group1[3]/my:Enabled (I can't remember which one is correct) so you select only the one row and not the entire column in your repeating table.
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Yes, you can right click and select Design when using InfoPath 2010. You can also launch the Designer and open the xsn from there.
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Hi, I would suggest contacting the vendor if you need support for their product. Good luck!
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Selecting 'Do nothing (existing forms might not work properly)' should accomplish what you want to do. I can't imagine why that wouldn't be working. Sorry, I'm out of ideas.
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Using CopyTable and Insert with the main data source is no different that using the commands with the secondary data sources as displayed in our examples. You may want to take a look at the Insert command (see this document). If you're running into issues it might be useful to get an idea of your data source, to understand your source and ...
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Do you have data connections that are loading a large data set? Are there a lot of on-load rules? What else does your form have? Please provide more info so the forum users can help you with ideas.