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In InfoPath filler forms, there is a built in rule type to display a message box with an OK button. If you're using a browser form, I think there is probably not a way to do this.
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If you're working with InfoPath 2010, you can probably use a REST connection to one of the XML files. REST connection URLs can be changed dynamically using just rules.
If that doesn't work, another option is to use an XML data connection and qRules' ChangeConnectionUrl command to redirect it to different places.
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Is there any particular pattern to the naming of the rating fields you're referring to? If so, it may be possible to construct a fancy XPath that can reference them all succinctly.
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Have you looked at the sizes of the individual files in the template? I think the main issue here is that you have 40 views. How large is each view XSL file?
The multiple XSD files aren't multiple instances of data connections. When a data connection involves more than one XML namespace, there is a separate XSD for each ...
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The second formula won't work because it will only filter out cases where Commodity contains "Electrical GoodsIT/ComputersHousehold Contents HubSpecialist Leisure ItemsGarden Equipment & Power ToolsCycles" or Instruction_Type contains "Quote OnlyReplaceInspect & ReportValidate" (also, ../my:Commodity and ...
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SOAP endpoints are definitely preferable to connecting to the database directly. To go a step further, we've developed a generic webservice called DBXL for querying and writing to SQL Server databases.
There should definitely be a way to use the webservice without making the form full trust. Have you determined a reason why ...
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So it sounds like you want to reference a field from the previous row in your repeating group. Is that correct? If so, you could use ../preceding-sibling::my:row[1]/my:field
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I believe that there is a query parameter Query for owssvr.dll, and that if you use Query=* (that's an asterisk), owssvr.dll will return all available columns. Could you give that a try?
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One thing to note is that if you're using a boolean field, InfoPath will present you with the options of TRUE, FALSE, 1, and 0 when you select default values or set up conditions, but the actual values are true, false, 1, and 0. It's a little misleading. So I suspect that even though you've selected TRUE for the checked ...
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Could you clarify what you mean by "referenced fields"? I'm not familiar with that term.