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The problem is that Holidays are not as easy as business days. The list of holidays is different in every country and sometimes different if you work in the government or in the private sector, for example, which means you'll probably have to come up with your own custom solution (perhaps even with code) depending on your company's ...
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Then I think the solution will be to write your own code. Good luck.
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When you create a rule with an action to set a field's value, you'll see the option to filter the data. Just create the filter you desire and you're done!
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I think the problem is the SharePoint workflow. I think that if we remove that piece, the rest of the puzzle pieces will fit together nicely.
In general, these are the necessary steps:1. Modify your InfoPath form template such that is submits to the DBXL Document service. Remove any connections that submit to SharePoint directly.
2. Create a ...
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Document Deployer allows you to backup and restore your data, as well as migrating DBXL solutions from one DBXL instance to another. However, it also allows you to import XML documents that are not yet associated with a DBXL solution. This document will show you how.
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Please try this: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP100931601033.aspx
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Your scenario is a bit difficult to understand, but it seems like the CopyTable command in qRules might work.
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Your best troubleshooting strategy is to see what is different between your other clients and this one. InfoPath version? OS? .NET?
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When you query a SharePoint list, the data connection will retrieve ALL the data. I know there is a data connection wizard in InfoPath 2007 but don't know about InfoPath 2003. There is no way to filter (on the server) to select only a subset of data. So you'd create the data connection to query the SharePoint list, retrieve the ENTIRE ...