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As always, this is certainly possible via custom code. Otherwise, you
can accomplish this with the CopyTable command in qRules. You can
download a free trial to test it out before you buy. Good luck!
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I don't know that there's a performance difference. Here's an article with some info:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2010/04/22/comparing-list-and-form-library-forms.aspx
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For the first issue, I would suggest the following: after Submit, switch to an InfoPath view that says "Thank you" and has a button to close the InfoPath form.
For the second issue, simply right click on the text box, Size tab, then go to the Width parameter, and type in Auto (to make it auto-expand). Or, in the Display tab, select ...
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As always, this is certainly possible via custom code. If you are writing code for this, please post it in the Code board so people there can help you. Otherwise, you can accomplish all of this with the CopyTable command in qRules.
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Hello Satya,
You can create InfoPath roles, then open a view based on those roles. Please read the following link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/display-a-view-that-is-based-on-a-user-role-HA010174651.aspx
You should also check out Clay's ...
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In the spirit of full disclosure, this is a current customer so the request is being handled via our support email. =)
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When entering the concat() function into the rule, first click on the function button (fx), then paste the concat() function into the next dialog.
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Hello,
I think it would be helpful to know the following:
1. What is the first query generated by QueryBuilder? (just paste the <query> string into your reply.
2. If you use that first query to create the data connection, do you get an error in InfoPath, or is the data connection created succesfully?
3. How is the concat query string ...
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Hi Catharine,
Are you getting an error from the CopyTable execution? I have set up this scenario before, so it should work. Let me send you a sample via email.