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If it were my form, I'd save it as source files. I'd create a new form and create a list data connection to one of the same lists and save it as form files. I'd compare the data connection information in the manifest.xsf and see if I could find out what was different....
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Sorry - I didn't notice that in your post. I'd put the qRules Error node on your form someplace (maybe a hidden debug view) and then try the command in production to see if you are getting any errors.
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It just needs to be injected into the form.
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You can just manually rename it - change the file extension. Do you have your files & folders set to show file extensions?
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Great! So - like Jo-Anne said, you just need to add a data connection to submit to a SharePoint Library. Publish the form to your library, then create a submit connection to the same library.
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Preview your form and fill it out. Then save it locally (File --> Save). Open the file with a text editor. You'll see XML. Any controls in your form that are bound to the main data source will save their values in the XML. This presupposes that you started with a new blank form for your template - is that the case? Or is this a ...
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You'll want to look into XPathNodeIterator - I'm guessing Detalle is your repeating group - get those and iterate through with a foreach.
I think your validation error may be that your value is using a comma for the decimal separator? I think XML will find that invalid - http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#decimal
You can set the ...
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Put a break point at the beginning of the code and walk through it, checking to see which object is null.
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Okay - so for whatever reason, this:
rows.Current.SelectSingleNode("PartNumb", NamespaceManager)
Is not returning a node.
My guess would be that you actually want my:PartNumb. If you copy the XPath to the field PartNumb, what is the XPath?
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Can you run your code in debug to see where the null ref is occurring? Sorry - I know I've asked repeatedly in this thread if you know how to run in debug, but I don't recall seeing an answer yet.