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If you enabled for all authenticated users, you can query the Document table in the QdabraDBXL database, you should see the CreatedBy/ModifiedBy.   Are these showing the user id you expect? You can also look at the IIS logs to see what user account is used for authentication.  It sounds like a possible authentication ...

Do you have restore.testworld.co.nz in the hosts file mapping to the local server?  If it gets directed to the load balancer, it may be causing problems.  When the request is processed from the form code, the urls should be connecting to the local server handling the request.

I would think that AAM with the Internal URL: https://restore.testworld.co.nz would be problematic since you aren't actually listening on that port.

With DBXL v2.6, the CLR is required to be enabled on the SQL Server instance. Open SQL management studio and connect to the SQL Server where the databases reside using an account with sysadmin permissions and execute the following: sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1; GO RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE; GO sp_configure 'clr ...

Are the same urls used to access the site both internally and externally? Based on the IP:port shown in the logs, it is using SSL, but the url shows http.  This may be just part of the way UAG works.  If the UAG works like ISA, then some translation rules may be affecting the urls. If you access the url in the browser, does it redirect ...

SharePoint sets permissions on the folder and the account you have selected for the ADWS does not have the necessary permissions on the SharePoint web.config. You have the following options: 1) Add the account used by ADWS to the WSS_WPG group on the server 2) Change the ADWS account to the same account used by the SharePoint app pool (since it ...

Your DBA will want as much information as possible about your applications data storage requirements.  What are typical sizes for XML being saved, how many documents you expect to be saving monthly and how frequent updates are being made.  This information will help ensure the drives for the databases are sufficiently sized.  And if ...

Are you using SharePoint 2007 or 2010?  And are you doing admin deploy?

There is often a combination of limits that prevent publishing forms in the sandbox.  While only 10% of the publishing time may be related to the code, the time required to process the views contained in the xsn contribute to the overall overhead.  So forms with more views may see this problem with a minimal amount of ...

This guid is for the SPRequest class in SharePoint (C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\ISAPI\OWSSVR.DLL) Based on your having the RTM of SharePoint installed, I suggest first updating to a more recent service pack.  And make sure to run the SharePoint configuration wizard, which may repair any registry ...