InfoPath Dev

I need to pull in results from a SQL table into an Infopath.  I would like for it to only return values that "contain" a value.  (For example, only pull where OED_Relationship contains employee last name) .  What is the correct syntax when using the concat statement to return ...

I have successfully used QRules to copy the results from a SQL query into a Infopath repeating table.  The goal is to pull current values from one of our systems into this form and then allow the user to delete/modify those results.   The issue I am having is if one of the columns of data is null it appends the data to the ...

<  Best Elvis > Thang-ya, Thang-ya vera mush < / Best Elvis > I had tried that with just the GCM to no avail, but your post promped me to dump ALL (6!) and save as, close, re-open, re-add (including the nuisance GetUserCollectionFromGroup that requires manual editting :-/  ) .....and Voila'!   Thanks Jim. Bob

You seem to have somehow gotten the InfoPath form into a bad state regarding its namespaces. I suggest doing the following: 1) Remove the GetCommonManager data connection 2) Save the form 3) Re-open the form 4) Add a new GetCommonManager data connection

<p>I get "unspecified" error at runtime when I try to set the default value of an unbound text box (or make a rule  "Set Fields Value", click FX, and insert the field) off the GCM datafield; the error is at runtime, unspecified ....this is a browser form.  All GCM fields (Name, Accountname, email, ...

 hi everybody I'm really new to this infopath, I have made a form which I would like to work without sharepoint, but for data connection I don't know what to use, Access or sharepoint workspace. Although I tried both, I could not connect my data to access, but in workspace I connect it and even figure how to submit data, but ...

I just tried this on a brand new InfoPath form template and got the same "processing error" in the Rule Inspector. As Patrick replied on one post: "I saw this in InfoPath 2010 about 3 months ago and I thought it was a bug. At any rate, I think you can safely ignore it since the form should work fine. The Logic Inspector is just a ...

It might be a permission-related issue. Check the SharePoint logs more details on the error you're getting. In the ShP 2010 server, the log files are generally located in: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS\

InfoPath allows managing multiple list items in SharePoint - enable this option in the InfoPath Publishing wizard: Manage multiple list items with this form This will create repeating fields and add a repeating section to enable usersto edit multiple list items in a single form