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Ranjeet, it appears you responded to the notification e-mail and not to this forum thread.  Please respond to this thread on the forum (on the website) and not by responding to the notification e-mail. It appears your screenshot did not come through either.  Please attach it here so that we can see it.

ok .got it ..CoRe.ID : 78eecdba-2718-4181-b900-d79ae20eb887 and some errors from the event viewer  Load control template file /_controltemplates/TaxonomyPicker.ascx failed: Could not load type 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.WebControls.TaxonomyPicker' from assembly 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal, Version=14.0.0.0, ...

Patrick, I had considered a web service for its flexibility... but when I asked someone who had the skills to write one if it was a lot of work to do ... - he pointed me to a webpart and suggested I use sharepoint. I do not have the capability (yet!) to be able to write my own web service. I did do some searching but did not find anything I could ...

Hi Hilary, That site is perfect for what I have been doing up to now. What I did not realize is that you had to click file and submit - my issue is that submit is always greyed out .... After I put a name in firstname and lastname fields and goto file - submit is not available. Every step up to that point works very well and no errors and I can ...

Hi,  I have some issues here I hope anyone can help me to solve this prob asap.  My client want to use repeating table for line item then route to verifier and approver. The issue right now is i can't capture next line item it because of repeating table. Anyone have any better idea..  Thanks, iokje

[quote user="Patrick Halstead"] Hi, We map repeating data to SQL all the time using our Database Accelerator (DBXL). It's simple to install and use the free trial and it's very inexpensive if you decide to go with it. We'd be happy to show you a 10-15 minute demo of how you can set it up (either on a local computer or a ...

You should consider using a Web Service to get your data in and out of SQL. It's a better practice than a tight coupling. Lots of reasons why but I won't bore you with the details unless you're interested. :)

Hi, We map repeating data to SQL all the time using our Database Accelerator (DBXL). It's simple to install and use the free trial and it's very inexpensive if you decide to go with it. We'd be happy to show you a 10-15 minute demo of how you can set it up (either on a local computer or a server) to map your forms and create simple ...

Hi Elon2000, You certainly don't need Access to do this, but Access could do it. Really, it depends on what you feel comfortable with. I don't like Access because I don't really have much experience with it. We use SQL instead of Access. You could certainly map your forms to SQL and create a nice Excel report to aggregate them - ...

Lets say in Visual Basic or ASP... I would have created 3 tables in my database, 1 for the Employee data, 1 for the Language data, and one for the Score data.  Then I would build the relation in code through the use of joins or create a view for the joins. I would populate the language list with its respective table data and hard code ...