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You are smart to ask before making changes. :)
In general - don't delete, move or rename data source nodes. If you change the validation for a node, consider the impact on previously created XML (i.e. - you allowed a field to be blank in the past & now it can't be, what happens to the previously filled out XML when they are ...
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Is SQL Server Express an option for you? It is free and more robust.
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You can admin approve instead of Sandboxing, or you can try to make the form template smaller, or you can extend the timeout for the process using PowerShell. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5722320/sharepoint-2010-sandbox-solution-timeout may also help you.
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It is more likely that the SPUCWorkerProcess thread is timing out - do you have access to the SharePoint Log files? Look for a message that says:
Timeout while waiting for request to complete within the sandboxed appdomain
around about the time you are trying to publish.
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You bet - now, so you know for the future, what helps me figure this stuff out is to put a plain text box on the form that is bound to the same field in the data source. Then preview the form - check and uncheck the box and you'll see the actual value on the form in the text box. You can also open an XML file created by the form in a ...
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Hi - this is one of those things in InfoPath that it seems should be so very easy but is not. In order to submit your repeating data to a list, you will likely need to write some code (or you can try qRules, which does a slick job of this). Here's an MSDN article that may be helpful if you choose to write code for this.
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Did you just sign it? Or did you also set the trust level to full trust? Yes, it is System.Diagnostics.Process.Start.
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Well- if it is full trust, you either have to sign with a code signing certificate (that your users have to accept) or create an .msi or use a script to install the form on each user's machine. If you don't sign with a code cert and are counting on your users to update their locally installed form any time you make a change.... Well. ...
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Whoops - sorry - that code will require you set your form to full trust. You can do that under form options but it means you'll have to sign it or have users install it....
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There is - if you look at the mapping file in a text editor, you'll see the RepeatingGroup mapping - that indicates the XPath for your repeating group. You can manually add an SPath filter to that:
my:myFields/my:Group/my:RepeatingGroup[my:relationship != '']
For example...