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I'm using IP 2007.
The cost Xpath is /my:expenseReport/my:items/my:item/my:cost
The category menu XPath is /my:expenseReport/my:items/my:item/my:category
One thing I didn't think to ask before: Do I need to create unique fields in my Data Source menu for each option in the drop down?
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I have a form that submits to a Sharepoint form library. I have a couple computers that have problems. I don't know without going really deep into my code if anyone can help me figure this out.
One user is getting this weird problem on his computer. I also noticed this with my own user account on a different computer ...
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The DBXL setup wizard does not create an account. The username/password supplied in the wizard is for the webservice to connect to the SQL database and for the Windows account IIS should run the webservice. You should just use your normal machine logon credentials when connecting to the webservice.
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If you click the link in the Export window in IP 2007, it takes you here. I only see one conversion tool in the marketplace, and it is to convert other things into IP forms. You may end up needing to write your own -- add code to the form that writes an xml file with specific values from your form....
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Thanks HK for the input.
The form I developed and are currently working with has 2 views.
The question for me remains, will InfoPath 2007 allow exporting XML on an individual view as it allows exporting to Excel on an individual view?
Does anybody know whether this is the case? Please see my previous posts for more ...
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Thanks Shiva for the reply. I am using Infopath 2007, does this code works for Infoptah 2007 too.
I have a bit tricky situation. Let me explain you the problem statement once more in detail.
I have 2 forms Libraries A & B. In LIBRARY-A I have main forms with 6 views. For each form in LIB-A I have n # forms with more than 200 fields in ...
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Do you have DBXL installed in two different places, or are you just accessing DAT in two different environments? DAT is simply an interface for DBXL's settings. If you save a Doctype's configuration (with database mappings, etc), and then open DAT somewhere else, but from the same DBXL installation, those settings will still be ...
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Hi!
We have a tool for that, available here for free download. You can use the DBXL Migration tool to export your DAT configuration (documents, too, if you wish) and then use it to import the configuration to a different DBXL install.
Let us know if you need any help with it, okay?
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Yes, that was it. You nailed it.
Thank for your your sample. It was very helpful indeed.
Thank you very much!
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Hi,
I am working on a VPC(as dev environment) configuring the DAT and database mappings, is there a way to backup and restore the config of the DAT onto the live environment or do I need to redo the config in the live environment?
Any guidance would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Wizard