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Hey, so you know... this will be in the next release of qRules - v4.3.
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Hi - I've asked Jim to take a look at this post and see if has any ideas of what may be going wrong - is the form being filled out in InfoPath Filler or in the browser?
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I've asked Ernesto to review the instructions.
I can see in your form that the pageUrl is not being set before you check out - you need to do that.
The reason you were getting an error would be because the formula uses a field you don't seem to have in your form, as well as it doesn't include the full XPath to the field.
You will ...
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Can you attach your template to a reply or email it to support?
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Are you publishing to the same site?
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So the site is ArkutunDagi-eMOCs? And you aren't publishing the form, or anything, just adding the data connection, closing, and re-opening. Can you try with a new blank form (if you haven't already) and see if it reoccurs?
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qRules is not tracking whether items in your form have changes - thus if the submit command is set to run it will update all of them.
You could track this, though, and modify the filtered xpath to your repeating group appropriately.
That is, you could have a field in your repeating group called "changed" and if something changes in the ...
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Yes, it does. So you'd be able to copy your existing data from your existing tables into different worksheets in an Excel workbook and use the tool to generate new XML (which would then submit to your new data tables that you have set your DBXL document type up to save data to). Does that make sense?
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Not to seem like a car salesman adding on the extras, but I'd probably encourage you to use our XLS to XML tool to create XML forms for all your existing data and submt to DBXL using the DBXL web services. Then your new XML would each get a new DocId.
Here's a blog post that talks about limitations with DBXL and existing data.
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In case no one has a formulaic method for you - qRules has a command called "SetCase" that can do this, in case you are interested in 3rd party solution. I added that with a bunch of other string and math commands last release.