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I am using IP 2003 tied to a database
I have a new form that collects 2 data elements and upon submit, the 2
fields go to the database. That works well.
Because the form will get used throughout the day, rather than close the
from, I just set the 2 values to blank after the database submission and
leave the form open.
However, ...
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Hi, I am just getting started....
I have an infopath form set up in Qdabra DBXL. I have created 5 documents, and done the database mapping.
When I shred the documents nothing seems to happen - I get the message. All documents shredded correctly. But no data is appearing in my DB.
Where should I look/What should I be ...
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Well, I am finally getting to put my Computer Science degree to work after nearly 10 years since I got it. My current company does Production Test flights on business jet aircraft and we collect tons of data from the flights. I am trying to produce an InfoPath form that will query an access database for the matching record and display ...
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Thanks Clay, I will give that a try and see if I can isolate it.
Makes you feel like you are going crazy!
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Maybe this isn't possible and I am spinning my wheels...I don't know. So here it goes.
I am attempting to take one form that has 4 different views. 3 are different and one contains all items.
I want each of the specific views to be submitted to a different data source. I know it is possible to have multiple Submit Data Connections, but ...
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I am designing a simple form in InfoPath 2007, connected to a SQL database. The form has two fields: one is PartNumber, the other is PartDescription. I added a rule so that when the PartNumber matches one in the database, the PartDescription will fill in automatically.
The rule looks like this:
Set a field's value: PartDescription = ...
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I have spent my time in government and understand.
I think the lobbying and work can be worth it but it is a hard slog.
It certainly can be a challenge trying to make things work with a limited tool set.
It sounds like you just need to improve your query to also filter by the employee too.
You can do this dynamically in code to concatenate the ...
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I created a similar solution, a roting form, several years ago in InfoPath.
The scenario weas efax distribution, attached to email as PDF documents.
Outlook rules would fire and the user could initiate the launch of the form, passing variables for subject, etc, and saving the attachment to disk.
The form would load the attachment, extract the ...
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I would create a test view that shows all of the data or a range that is in InfoPath.
Expression boxes can be good since you can see it without formatting.
Then see is you can find the bad data. You could create a calculation field for each row that could help flush out the data field.
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I think that the screen tips are just the default ones for required fields, screen shot below:
Would just like to make them a bit smaller - or mover them...
Thanks again for any help.
Ben