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You can check the command overview for syntax when one item is in a secondary data source. The parameter is dsnamesrc if it is the source table.
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Well, you could look at the sample form that installs w/ qRules? It is in the forms folder - the default path is:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Qdabra Software\Qdabra Rules Library\Forms\Installable Forms\qRulesForm.xsn
or
C:\Program Files\Qdabra Software\Qdabra Rules Library\Forms\Installable Forms\qRulesForm.xsn
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http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/30062/102743.aspx#102743 is the new post you created for this - just in case anyone else comes across this. :)
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You could use copy table to copy all instances of value to ObjICPNum - perhaps try that?
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Our company isn't very big, so I'd guess we are probably in the 20 licenses or less range - so, the site I tested on is likely similar to yours.... It gets really hard to debug issues on Office 365, especially if you are used to being able to check server logs....
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Try publishing this. It has a single line of code, thus will go into the sandbox. When you go to publish, it will pop up a dialog asking if you want to browse to the code file. There should be an “ignore” button that will allow you to proceed w/ the publication. You can add views, etc - just don't change the name of the field that is ...
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Okay - I am (unfortunately) not seeing the same thing in my Office 365 site. I had to kill the data connections in your form samples because I don't have a the same list (of course) - but my loading time for no qRules was about 2.36 seconds, and with qRules it was 2.58 seconds. View switching was also comparable - with no rules my view ...
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I'd guess you have something else setting the field? Maybe check it out in the rule inspector.
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NaN = Not a Number. You are using number(substring(now(), 12, 5). The time has a ":" in it - thus is not a number. Try substring(now(),12,5) instead.
If you want underscores instead:
concat(number(substring(now(), 9, 2)), "_", number(substring(now(), 6, 2)), "_", number(substring(now(), 3, 2)), "_", ...
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Thanks for the samples - I'll take a look later today and get back to you. All forms with code (or qRules - either way, they end up in the Sandbox) are slower to load in the browser than forms without code - the Sandbox is the culprit here. But it sounds as if you are experiencing much worse Sandbox related slow down than I've been ...