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Can you think of anything else I can check? Thanks in advance, Gus

Users have read/write access to the database.

Ha! Good catch! I hadn't approved it, but I did and still erroring out. :(

Hi, I'm using IP 2007 connecting to a MOSS 2007 server. In my form I have a data connection that retrieves information from a MS SQL Server table to populate a drop down box and then send data to a SharePoint List. I converted the DC to UDC and stored it in a DC library in the same site collection as my site. I published my browser form to ...

It worked, the useWebServices did it!! And I'm learning a lot in the process! Thanks Hillary, you rock!

I tried your last suggestion first, I enabled the extendedErrorMessages and this is what I get: Action: SubmitToSharePointList. Arguments: submit: SPList . Details: Security Exception - please check security requirements for this command. Extended Details: System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type ...

They are both in the same site. I am not using Office365. I am creating and publishing the form from my laptop, but I'm doing the central administration part right at the MOSS 2007 server. The only highlight of the whole thing is that I could not activate the form from the GUI (I got a security error even though I was using the system ...

The error I get is: Action: SubmitToSharePointList. Arguments: submit: SPList . Details: Security Exception - please check security requirements for this command.

I did, as a matter of fact, I set all fields in the form to always send data to the server.

I follow your advice to the letter, however, still having problems: I published the form to the server using the procedure described in the user guide and created the form library. I can open the form from the new library, but when I fill it and hit my Submit button, nothing happens, it doesn't save to my new form library, or populates my ...