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 Many thanks Ted.

Hi Darryl, I got your email inquiry about pricing, I will reply to that email shortly. Regarding the promoted properties, DBXL doesn't care about promoted properties - you can map any field in your form to SQL via our tool so you can do reporting totally independent of SharePoint promoted properties.  Many of our customers find that ...

Thank you for your quick response. Unfortunately I can not open the attached form. But getting the dropdown automatically populated with the 8 forthcoming months sounds great. I have to explain in it steps: 1. In the dropdown the user makes his selection of month (the best would be if the month is displayed like 'October 10', ...

Hi Ted Many thanks for the video link.  The tool looks really good. Can you please tell me whether it relies on the fields being promoted?  If so, would it require fields to be promoted from the outset, or could I simply promote my fields now, then report using DBXL? Thanks again Darryl

This form employs a lot of tricky techniques to dynamically generate the list of months, but I believe what you are looking for is something like the attached.  This form automatically populates the dropdown with the 8 months starting with the current month (you can see it change if you change your computer's date and re-preview the ...

Hello, I just reproduced error, and check the event log of the server and SharePoint log. Unfortunately there was error log of DBXL, but SharePoint log was not including this error. I have checked SharePoint log of yesterday, 6:16PM (JST), but SharePoint was not including this error. Thanks

This formula should work: concat(substring(today(), 1, 8), '01')

Hi, I am fairly new to Infopath. I created a form in Infopath 2003 that is basically a checklist that will get published to a SharePoint forms Library.  It's a simple form, I have a drop down box with 3 choices for the user to select (success, failure, other) a field for the time of choice and a user name field. I was using this article ...

Was there anything in the Sharepoint logs ?  C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\logs\ Since SharePoint is returning a general exception, the SharePoint logs or Application eventlog may have additional detail on the failure.

yes, these sections are within a layout table. how do i check the height of the table? is it a property or what? i really need your help on this coz i messed up on my form and cant do anything about it. my only choice is to start from 0 if i didnt resolve this. :(