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attached is the XML file, on the detail view is a table labled rev rec detail. that is the data being transformed into the main DS.
I've also provided the xsn with the xslt as a resource file.
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I'd be happy to take a quick look - if you don't want to post it here, email it to Qdabra Support. But if no changes have been made, it may be pretty hard to find the issue. Can you include a sample XML you were trying to transform?
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Normally I would agree, but I haven't made any changes since it was last working Saturday. It's acting as if something in the MDS is not mapping correctly but for the life of me I can't find it. Can you take a look if I provide the form?
I need to have it before 9am tomorrow, should I just contact qdabra support?
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Nothing changed? The form wasn't republished? How is the transform applied? I usually test XSLT in Visual Studio so I can see the output... that generally helps me see what I may have missed.... Normally, this error would indicate to me that the data structure of the output doesn't conform to the schema from the main data source.
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Attached - hope it helps. :)
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Is it possible to share the Powershell script ?
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I've used PowerShell for this before - if the files are in SharePoint, I would copy them locally first...
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Hi All. I have a form that was working as of Saturday, but now the transform piece fails with this error:
"An error occurred setting the result of the transform.
Schema validation found non-data type errors."
Any thoughts?
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Thanks for the reply. I have more than 50k forms, I need something automated to extract all the attachments. Is there any existing tool that can do the task?
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You'll need to use code or third party tools for this, I think - although it may be possible with SharePoint workflow or MS Flow. The attachments are stored as base64 strings in the XML. FormsViewer has built in capabilities for saving the attachments out to another library, so if you are using browser forms, this may be your simplest option.