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Hi Skumar38, Here's a new document that describes how to do this with qRules v2.2 http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58577.aspx

Here's a new technique that does this with qRules v2.2: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58577.aspx

Hi Stuart, There is an update coming for DBXL 2.4 to fix a DAT issue for "digitally signed forms". We hope to have this available for download in a week or so. Please let us know if you are blocked in the meantime. More soon,

Hi again, Sorry, but we haven't had time to blog the details. I'll add this to our tasks. If you'd like immediate assistance, we can provide an InfoPath MVP to do ad hoc consulting work. Contact me if you're interested. Best regards,  

If you query that record you should get an ID and if you use that with the submit, it should automatically overwrite.

This is very difficult. You have to get symbols for the InfoPath Form Services and attach your debugger to the server process. Due to the difficulty, we have stopped doing this internally. In general, the best practice is not to write code in the form, but rather put the code in a Web service that can be more easily debugged. Sorry for the ...

How about changing your Submit to first Query the connection and look for the record. If it finds it, display a dialog box saying it already exists and stop processing rules. If not, it keeps processing and submits the new record?

Hi CJordan, Web services typically run on Web servers, so launching InfoPath makes no sense at all since the server computer typically does not have Office installed. If you are running the Web service locally on a client machine, you can launch it via InfoPath directly using the New From Solution action in an InfoPath rule. Sorry to rain on ...

Hi Sailor, There are a few other blogs out there on the Web that offer complicated solutions involving code. These solutions tend to be brittle and not flex very well when schema's change. If your willing to write up a 1-2 page testimonial on how qRules solved your problem (assuming it does), we can give you a complimentary license. Please ...

Hi Thiago, For your first question, there's a blog Mel wrote which may have some info for you. She configured the SP list by signatory's username to prevent signature spoofing. We have a tool (qRules) that lets you convert images and file attachments in your InfoPath form to SharePoint documents and gives you the option of replacing ...