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Hi Brorick and welcome to our forum,
This example is in Chapter 2 of my book.
Dim name As String
name = Environment.UserName
thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:myFields/my:employee'').text = name
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Microsoft Script Editor supports VB. InfoPath 2003 supports VB script. You can use another VB script editor to create the vbs files but you will have to manually integrate. There might be a way to change the registry to make your script editor the preferred one, but I'm not sure that would work since InfoPath assumes MSE.
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Hi Googo1p1ex and welcome to our forum!
If the dropdowns are in a repeating section they will use the same data source. You could use a filter but that would require downloading everything on load. Another option is to use the taskpane and have the values copied over into the view.
With the SQL query in code, you will have to have SQL Client ...
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Hi again Icadem,
You should just look at using our Web service - it'll simplify your life and allow you to set your own ref id base, etc. Here's a link to the free beta download:http://qdabra.com/free/QdabraDatabaseAccelerator_v2.0Beta_Developer.zip
Send me separate e-mail and I'd be happy to walk you through setup and integration.
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When you open up the DBXL Admin Tool, do you see the DAT configuration? Send e-mail and we can walk you through it via Live Meeting or Webex.
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To publish a separate form to the database (i.e. not DAT)
1. save or publish the solution to your local hard drive (you'll see an XSN package ...
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Why not contact the author of that article:http://enterprise-solutions.swits.net/contact.php
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Hi FearlessFreep,
Thank you for the feedback. We are definitely not satisfied with our documentation in the beta eval that you got. Improving documentation is the main remaining priority before we release V2. You should see documentation improve significantly in the final release (hopefully in the next month).
In the meantime, if you have ...
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Hi Ekzarov,
You can use a two rules and conditions on these rules that control which one fires based on the date.
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Hi Icadem and welcome to our forum!
We do most of our database programming with SQL. In fact, we don't have any Access samples. If you can move your solution to SQL, please let us know and we'll give you some help and a free dev version of our database accelerator.
Regards,
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Hi John,
I've been using ''re-hydrate'' as the reverse of shred. Our DBXL tool could be modified to handle your SQL to SQL case, but I believe the SQL XML Type to SQL Relational still is not as flexible as what we advocate because the SQL XML Type requires an XML schema associated with it to validate the XML. However, your XML schema is bound to ...