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RemoveAllDocumentsForType will probably get a timeout error for that large a number unless you update the web.config to increase the httpRuntime executionTimeout. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e1f13641.aspx
The timeout value necessary will depend on the speed of your server.
The Document Deployer does each delete as a ...
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Since the truncation error is occuring during PublishDATFormTemplate, the only thing I can think of is that the QdabraDBXL database has been modified or some other external setting has prevented the database from getting created properly on installation.
Could you provide a backup of the QdabraDBXL database?
I am also assuming that since ...
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Correct, SQL Server 2008 should not be the problem. SQL Server 2008 is supported and I run with SQL Server 2008 on my installation as well.
Can you provide the values you provided for the DocumentType? Just before you select Save for the Document Type, do a 'Save As' from the File menu and then email the xml file ...
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When using the PublishDATFormTemplate api, you need to specify the full path to the file. In you case, it should be c:\inetpub\wwwroot\QdabraWebService\install\dat-template.xsn
DBXL currently requires the machine be joined with a domain to work properly. Anonymous access is not supported, you can use the NT Authority\Authenticated ...
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Qdabra DBXL stores the original InfoPath XML in its own database. It is a one-way operation if you choose to shred the xml to a database. Shredding to a database and submitting to SharePoint are optional and can be made conditional (using xpath query syntax), so only XML that meets your requirements are written to those destinations.
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When moving an entire DBXL installation to another server, you can follow these steps:
1) Restore the databases QdabraDBXL and QdabraSamples to the new location (or whatever you chose to name them)
2) Install DBXL, pointing the installation to the restored databases.
3) Open the DBXL Administration Tool (DAT) from the new server.
4) Edit/Save ...
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Can you provide details about your configuration?
1) Windows version
2) Local or remote SQL Server
3) Are you joined with a domain? This is a requirement.
4) Is .NET configured under the IIS Web Service Extensions set to Allowed?
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You will find IIS under the Control Panel / Add/Remove Programs in the Windows Features.
IIS only comes with Windows XP Pro. If you have Windows XP Home Edition, you will not be able to install IIS.
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The DBXL DocID is generated by DBXL and is never obtained from the user database. The top level table can use the DBXL DocID or an Identity column as the primary key. If using an identity column, you can still store the DocID in the table, but it will not be the primary key.
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You appear to be missing a trailing right-parens:
concat("CCSBO - ", max(@ID) + 1001, " - ", substring-after(now(), "T"))