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Just adding a screenshot of my mappings.
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I'm sorry you're having issues with DBXL. I think a screenshot would help (you can attach one in the Options tab when you reply), since the error indicates that there might be a problem with the Child table root node.
I do have a related blog entry which may help you. Click here to read it.
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Did you map your repeating group (probably my:item) to the child table? Can you attach a screen shot of your mapping (in your reply, under the options tab, there is a place to attach a file...)
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The weird thing is that it correctly sets the value to the correct row but throws the error "Expression must evaluate to a node-set." for some odd reason.
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I am new to Qdabra and I am testing out the SQL mapping functionality. I am using the Expense Report form sample. I have two SQL tables; the parent table and then a details table (for the itemized expenses). When I just map the parent SQL table in Qdabra I have no problems with the data posting to my table; however after I add the ...
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Hello,
I have a repeating table that has a button to go get the "ExtPartNum" from another view called "Get Part" and also set the CurrentRow field from my Line field. The "Get Part" view is a search with a text box and button to retrieve a web service and fill out the repeating table with a matching Part Number ...
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Hi Nipendra,
You are correct with InfoPath Form Services you need to use a web service to submit data to SQL.
Qdabra has built a generic web service that lets you do this very easily, we have a free developer trial edition, you can check out the details here:
http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/dbxl.aspx
Download here: ...
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Thanks,
I got it figured out using another expample that I found on the forum which was a link to http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2003/autofill-fields-infopath-dropdown-selection-secondary-data-source.htm.
This example did not work exactly though. If I understand this at all, the problem that I have is that sharepoint delivers a ...
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ID is the name of a node in the data source that uniquely identifies each row of data (you can see that each <Client> element in the tutorial has an <ID> child element). Does your data source have anything like that? If so, replace ID with that. Judging from the XPath right now, it will probably be an attribute, ...
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Thank you for your response.
I was hoping I could avoid coding altogether. My needs are relatively simple. In this particular case, it would be sufficient to supply a custom XPath expression. Another way to do this would be to allow multiple selection in the InfoPath dialog box where you select the XPath node. I don't know if that is ...