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Hi cscheuerman and welcome to our forum!
Is this a problem when connecting to SQL from within the InfoPath designer or from the InfoPath editor?
For the latter, i.e. you are trying to create an InfoPath form connected to SQL that isn't a nuisance for your employees and don't want the username-password dialog to show up ...
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See my post to your other thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/21973.aspx
Basically, you shouldn't start by creating a schema from a Web service. Create an XML schema and add the Web service data connections later.
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Hi JamesLaker,
This is a common problem when you create an InfoPath form *from* an existing Web Service or Database. In a nutshell, you can't change the data source. Our advice is to create your XML schema independently and connect to Web Services to submit or query. If you do that. The Web Service data source will be secondary. Because of ...
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Hi Ollewessel,
You can use a rule on the textbox to set the query field to source1. Leave the condition blank and it will always update the query field in your secondary data source when someone types in a value. You can add an action to set the field's value and you can add another action to query the data source. Clay's on vacation ...
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Hi SSpiroFL,
Sorry to hear you're having trouble. I'll ask Greg to reply.
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Hi Ihmunro and welcome to our forum!
Are you asking how to add code to an InfoPath form?
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Hi Nick,
Yes! We received it. I sent you a meeting request for tomorrow. Hope that works. Let us know.
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Hi Nick,
I sent a meeting request for tomorrow noon. If that doesn't work we could do Thursday. Talk to you then.
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Are you submitting through our DBXL Web service or directly from InfoPath?
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Hi DGeorge and welcome,
Great references - thanks for posting!