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If this is a static query you can edit the SQL select statement in the Data Connection.
A web service can give you the ability to dynamically query.
Within a form you can use the contains to get like functionality.
What is your situation? What are you trying to do?
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You might want to look at our developers reference in the downloads area.
We have prebuilt web services available to dynamically query from and submit to SQL which handle all file types.
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I believe this is a sharepoint issue not keeping the relative path.
For a manual migration you may need to republish.
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All you need is a field in your form to track form state.
In the actions before submit set this field to submitted or whatever is appropriate.
Then have another view which is a read-only copy. In 2007 this is very easy, copy one view to another and then mark the second read-only in the view properties. Iin 2003 convert all the fields ...
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There is a way but it requires code in the form load event which checks for the missing fields and creates the fields in old form's xml.
I am not sure how it is done but have worked with forms which had it.
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Outlook integration is not real easy.
Some simple ideas would be to have an email submit to you and then you could drag the email onto your calendar. You can setup the email submit to send you the info you care about most.
More sophisticated would be to create a workflow or have a backend database that collects the data and then you could ...
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Why would you need 28 data connections? I am guessing you could set this up differently so you would not need so many.
I would guess your issue is something in your logic and conditions.
If you would like to have some help with it you can purchase a support credit and have one of our experts assisit you in a live meeting. ...
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That is one of the challenges with Sharepoint is granular security. I do not think there is a way without using multiple libraries but then its a pain for those who can see all.
I typically secure my forms in SQL where you can have very granular permisisons, down to the document level. There is also a SharePoint web part for ...
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For a reset I usually just enter a new query parameter but one that does not relate to any data. ID=99999999999 or something.
Then the returned data fields will all be blank.
All values reset to empty.
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Yes this what I mean.
You would want to format so that all records are hidden except where supplier_ID inyour table equals the supplier ID chosen. Which would probably be stored in a field value somewhere.