InfoPath Dev

 Thank you Jimmy, and sorry at the same time.  Your example helped a lot, and I have almost completed what I need to do. However, I once again find myself stuck. I understand how you manipulated the XPATHS and filters to show the data, but this is what I actually have to have done: I have a repeating table nested within repeating ...

Hey, just a thought -- you have a SQL db -- do you have SSIS installed? If so, you could use SSIS to copy data to a SQL table from your PeopleSoft db, couldn't you? And schedule it to run as often as needed to update your SQL table.... That way you wouldn't have to build a web service for your PeopleSoft database. However, if that ...

Hello, I was trying to figure out how to make a text box read only if another user has the file checked out.  Currently when my form is NOT checked out, the user can edit the text box and when they try to submitted it faults out just like it should.  I would like them not to be able to edit at all if its not checked out.  Is this ...

Add the DBXL account to the WSS_Admin_WPG group.  And if the error still occurs, make sure the account has permission to access the SharePoint SQL content database.

Hi -- what version of InfoPath are you using? What programming language? You can find that out by going to Tools / Form Options / Programming in IP 2007 (I'm afraid I dont remember where it is in IP 2003)..... And what are you trying to open? A new form?

Hi Matt, are you available today for a LiveMeeting so we can troubleshoot this situation? Please contact me at ernesto dot machado at qdabra dot com asap to schedule.

Can you add a print view for your form that presents the data in a layout more suitable for portrait orientation? That is -- the truncation you are seeing has to do with the way the form is layed out, not InfoPath itself. A print view may solve this nicely for you.

Thanks for the outline!

Was the user ever able to submit the form? What about a different form -- create a very basic form and add an email submit and try that.... I've not seen this error before, so I don't have too many ideas of what might have caused it... I suppose you could always run a 'repair' on office. Are your other users using the same version ...

Hi -- What exactly is happening when you run your code? Are you getting an error? An unexpected result? Are you using InfoPath 2007? If so, did you copy the XPath from the data source task pane (right click on the field you need and select Copy XPath)... Wait, on re-read, this:  string matchingfield2XPath = ...