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Hi Basescu,
1. This is the number one question we have and why we created the Database Accelerator (DBXL). We are almost done with version 2. Send e-mail to Sales@Qdabra.com for a free evaluation version. You can integrate your form into the DB without any changes or code and it can be done quickly.
2. This is easy using rules. Double click on the ...
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Hi Kay,
You can do this but it will require full trust and that is a bad practice since it complicates deployment. Check out the InfoPath SDK for the correct execution command as it varies depending on the language your form uses.
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Hi Laurie,
I've asked Matt to respond to this. More soon!~
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Hi James and welcome to our forum!
The two methods you list are both valid - a) use a secondary data source to query info for auto-population purposes, and b) create a Web service layer on top of your database that generates an XML that is InfoPath compliant.
Obviously, the first approach is faster for the reasons you mention, but it lacks ...
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Hi Idlehands,
Are you using our Smart Combo control or the new combo box in InfoPath 2007?
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Hi Daryl and welcome to our forum!
This is a great initial post. I am surprised to learn that OnAfterImport is deprecated in InfoPath 2007. I will ask MS why this is the case. More soon,
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Hi TRubin and welcome to our forum!
Have you read the InfoPath blog post:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/08/10/694530.aspx
I think this may have some useful info for you. Please let me know if it doesn't, and we can help you do the right xpath.
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Hi DTobias,
The OnMergeRequest event is fired when the user selects File->Merge Forms. To programmatically merge forms (without waiting for the user to choose File->Merge Forms), add code to your OnLoad handler that calls Import. Have fun!
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Hi Matt and welcome to our forum,
This is a common scenario. InfoPath supports designing a form to submit/retrieve to/from SQL but due to limitations in InfoPath, you have to do this at the beginning when you create your form. That's because InfoPath uses the schema that matches the relational database table that you are submitting to. If you ...
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Hi Laurie,
To debug InfoPath forms, I don't use the preview much. I usually publish a debug version of the form, open it, attach to the process using VS, and set breakpoints in the code that will get executed. Good luck!