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Works great for me, too. I had no idea you could do syntax like that for a custom pattern. Thanks for the lesson, Hilary.
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Through my contact info on my blog. Click on my name here to get to my profile.
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Explain exactly what you mean by "lost." What are "employeeid" and "employeename"? You have to remember that we have no context to understand your situation.
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It's not clear - just attach your XSN.
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If you drag the repeating group from your Access data source on to the canvas, it creates a repeating table that will show all results. If you go to the table properties and add a condition to hide all results where a piece of metadata in the row matches the value in your text box, then it should filter, but that's on the InfoPath side, ...
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Hilary, I think he can reference the fields in SPD, but not for actions that deal with changing data in those fields. For instance, if you try to do "update list item" or "set field in current item," those fields won't show up. They will show up, however, for reading the data (or at least they should). I ...
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List column? do you mean drop-down box? Are you saying that you have a data element in your main data source that is just a text type, you are putting it on the canvas, changing it to a dropdown list box, and then connecting it to your secondary data source to display the options?
So, that dropdown can only show items from the ...
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Yeah, then the Qdabra folks will have to address that. You can definitely do it through the publish to SharePoint as you saw, but when publishing to a web service, I don't know how you'd do it. I think that the DBXL process would have to do that when it publishes itself to the library.
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Instead of copying my comments on every forum, I've added my commentary to my blog:
InfoPath 2010 Rules!