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Sounds like you want to set one row's value not all rows.
This is a commonly asked question.
You can manually modify the rule in the manifest.xsf to specify the value.
You can also use qRules.
I've attached an example of the first technique. Note: this technique won't work in the browser.
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Just add a filter. count(agent[loc='location1']) will give you the count of all agent fields where loc is equal to location1. Substitute your own fields and give it a try or use InfoPath filter dialog to have it create the xpath for you.
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Well, I would not set ID unless you know exactly which one you want. You should have other fields in the query data group. Set those to values that will reduce the amount returned.
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You can either digisig the entire form or separate sections but the latter only works for rich client.
You can provide sections that are not signed for editing after other sections have been signed and you can do successive lockdown using formatting rules, etc. Just check if the digisig fields exist. You may need to use a special xpath to ...
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This is a duplicate post. Please don't do that. We do review and answer 90%+ of all posts at the end of the week. Duplicate posts is a waste of time.
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If the other repeating table is inside the current one, you can use the same current() technique to do it. Make sure you add a filter that selects the secondary data source first and then compare it to the actual selected value field in the main data source. You should end up with two current() expressions in your xpath. If not, try again as ...
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You could write some code in your InfoPath form to do a filtered Access DB query by sending it a parameter.
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I did a webinar this week comparing different approaches: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQTkRBTSIos&list=PL581899A129522F53&index=1
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Well, you could add a trigger column and set it to (trigger != false) and then have a rule fire on each value and call your code behind.
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Please do not post the same question in separate locations. I answered your other post.