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InfoPath cannot connect to Sybase natively.
You would need to use a web service from Sybase or use SQL or Access to connect to Sybase via ODBC and then have IP connect to the MS data.
You must be using code.
I would try dumping / displaying the data from your secondary connection and make sure there is not some spaces padded or something that ...
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Are you using an external data source for the dropdown values?
If so make sure the data connection queries on load.
That should be it.
We would need more detail on the drop down in question.
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Check your SQL permissions.
Can you connect to the SQL datbase via ODBC? You could try linking to external data from the DB with Excel for instance.
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Hi,
I am a newbie to Infopath and have no clue what is happening. I have a published infopath form (shows up as a link in our teams website) and when I click on the link I
should have the new form opened where I can fill in the data. Then there is a
submit feature that allows me to submit it to an MSSQL database.
Now, when I ...
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OK! I think I have something working now. Tell me if you can think of any obstacles I could run into.
After reading through the comments of blog post you linked earlier, I saw someone suggest creating a second GUPBN data source, titled GUPBNMGR, then assigning the AccountName of that data source to the username of the manager.
Using what you ...
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sorry, I thought it was part of the standard install. Just going through the "getting started" guide.
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From the little I've read on the GetUserProfileByName datasource, when it is first configured if you don't change the defaults for the parameters (that is, if the Account Name in the query fields is blank), it will, by default, return the current user's information. Your issue is that once you have that current user's information, ...
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To get the current user's information, I'm simply using text boxes with the default fields set to something similar to these (depending on the field)
Value[Name = "AccountName"]
Value[Name = "WorkEmail"]
Value[Name = "Manager"]
Value[Name = "SPS-Dotted-line"]
Here are the ...
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Does it not show up in SharePoint when you follow the instructions for adding it? Are you using Sharepoint 2003 or 2007?
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OK, error on my part.... we had a link in the IIS, and I found out I need to use the link name, not the actual...
However, moving on to the next step, where am I supposed to find the MyFormsWebPart?
Thanks,
Jim