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So - it is blank in the email? Or blank when you reopen the list item?
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An action rule should do this. See attached - save the file locally, right click and select design, then preview & try it out. Rules are on field1.
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I think your DB schema may be too complex for InfoPath - I don't see a way you can model the connections you have in your diagram correctly when setting up the db in InfoPath - especially the cases like the Entity Functions table
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The initial response in this thread from Qazi Anis should work in IP 2013 C# code.
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Whew, glad that worked. :) Yeah, I'm guessing this is going to impact quite a few people - I'd like to have something concrete I can direct others to when they run into the issue. Thanks for looking for the link!
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Here's a copy of your form - I added a repeating section by dragging the data fields onto the form, and set up the FunctionID as a dropdown w/ rules to populate the name & type - save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode. I'm not really sure how you want all this to relate in your form - as I see you ...
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Euw, hadn't thought about list forms. So, I think if you start from InfoPath Designer, select List form, enter the URL, IP will open the list form in design mode. Worth a try?
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Also - is the info about this being deprecated online anywhere? I'd love a link to it if you have one.
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Yikes. So - I'm surprised the form won't open in design mode. Are you going into the Library Settings > Advanced > Edit Template to open in design mode? If so, and it is failing, I'd open the library in Windows Explorer (I think you have to use IE for this option - under the Library tab). If the form is published to a library, ...
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None of the fields on the form that the user can fill out are bound to data fields in your main data source. Your controls need to be bound to the Access data fields for there to be any new data to submit.