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When you create a C# project, InfoPath and Visual Studio add some code by default to formcode.cs that defines this variable.
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Hi all,
I'm terribly sorry, but we don't do anything with Access and so we have no clue about the issue in this post. We recommend SQL for all database applications and we have lots of experience and advice using SQL.
Cheers
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Hi Navid,
We have a Web service that connects to SQL databases, but not Access. Unfortunately, Web service programming for Access is not the focus of this forum. We focus on specific InfoPath issues. If I knew how to do it, I'd respond, but I don't. We're not Access developers but you should search for ADO.NET posts on the Internet. Good luck!
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Hi Jason,
Aside from some samples, we havn't done much with WF and MOSS. My general impression is that it will be good for simple workflow but there are many limitations and it is not a knowledge worker feature. In other words, you'll have to understand how to create a simple workflow. Not necessarily an IT Dev level task, but certainly more than ...
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Hi Navid,
Sorry for the delay in responding but most of us are on vacation. I will take a look at your two posts now.
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Hi RickHan1 and welcome to our forum!
I'm assuming you are using the SharePoint List Adapter. Sorting the contents requires that they are sorted on SharePoint, or you can add an xsl:sort tag to your view.xsl. The latter is a manual tweak to the view.xsl in your form which will require extracting it and modifying it by hand. It will also require an ...
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Hi Ian,
I was the dev lead at Microsoft for this feature back in 2001 and 2002. Alex Croicu was the developer. I should send him e-mail and see if he has any ideas. I think we will need more information about your scenario. If you could explain in detail exactly what you are doing, it would help.
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Hi IVL,
Happy Holidays to you too. Good luck with the train wreck. :)
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Hi P and welcome!
Thanks a ton for the testimonial! Here's an idea. Why not just call GetMyInfo and then call GetUserInfo with the data from GetMyInfo. You can have a rule with three actions - 1) call GetMyInfo, 2) set a value in the GetUserInfo query based on the return of step 1, 3) call GetUserInfo.
Good luck!
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Hi Susy and welcome to our forum!
That's correct and this is one of the major limitations of SharePoint. It only supports flat lists. The merged list is essentially a concatenated string and that's why you can't sort them. You could use our Database Accelerator to shred to SQL and create an SRS view on top of it that sorts the elements in your ...