InfoPath Dev

I understand, if the attachment itself is displayed, then it will be in the XML.

I would like to store & retrieve the URL only so my form doesnt get too big. Is there a way to offer attachments without storing the attachment in the XML?

Im utilizing the qRules method of uploading the files into sharepoint, and Im finding binary in my xml's. Is there any way to make it not do that??

Im trying to use SaveToSharepoint command, and it is giving me this error "Invalid command specified: SaveToSharepoint" I am using QRules 3.2

How do I tell the attached documents to upload to a sharepoint document library from infopath?

I have content in my SQL Database for my SAMPLES, and I would like them to auto display instead of having the user have to choose them. so for example Color Company Condition Dark DOCID Floor Lab Name Light Material Description Quantity Quantity Type Sample Analysis Sample ID Sample Location Sample Results Quantity Sample Type ...

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I spoke with you yesterday, but I thought Id post, just in case others are interested in the same thing.... My Data Driven Design with dynamic sections, is able to create every type of report that we do for our business in one form... QDABRA software manages replacing the text within the document, as well as manages the placement into SQL from my ...

Yes, that will work as well... I  guess I was just seeing if I could read from environment variables or something.

The form I have created, uses logic to define the location of the user, and I have gotten it to utilize active directory for the default location based on the users group information, but if the user is travelling, or doing a report from another office, it should reflect that location. The only way I can think of doing it is querying the network ...