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Ok. Obviously I am new to InfoPath since I am utilizing the 'newbie section' of this forum, but just wanted to throw it there again.
I have altered a template in InfoPath (2003) and published it as a template in a Form Library in SharePoint Services 3.0. I have created the data connection and the submit ...
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I have a form that is connected to one table in an Access database. The fields in question are all formatted as Number fields (double) in the database.
I am doing aggregate (sum, etc) formulas via expression boxes on the fields returned. Depending on the values used to filter the data in the query section (these fields are used to select the ...
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So I need some urgent help. My secondary data source is a web service that calls a SQL Server stored procedure and fetches the results.
I use for XML AUTO and FOR XML PATH in my SQL queries to retrieve back the results in XML format, and this works fine and all.
The problem when Infopath builds the XML schema associated to the result ...
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This seems like I should know this but I am stuck. I have VSTA and a InfoPath form with a textbox that needs to be loaded on startup. The database has a stored procedure to take the logged-in user name as a parameter and return multiple lines of the "tblOffice" including things like Office name, Address, Phone and Fax. The users login ...
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Welcome to InfoPath!
Unfortunatly the basic database connectivity is limited. If you think you are going to really leverage InfoPath, with databases and do it right and easy for a non programmer I would recommend web services. You can learn more at www.qdabra.com.
You can not query a date range in the default connection, but can with web ...
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Yes, you can. There are not maybe as many tools but it is possible.
The Qdabra webservices work with SQL 2000.
You can also do this in managed code in the form, but then you have the cost of developing and managing the code.
The is why I like the database accelerator package, it is generic and reusable, and can be used without any code by any ...
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In my case above, can you create a web service to query a SQL 2000 database?
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I have only known about InfoPath's existence for about two weeks so please have patience and forgive my "NewbieNess"
I have created a form that is linked to an access DB to gather employee information. It does everything i could ask except...
in the data field the query is asked to return dates of the previous employee ...
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I am working with someone on a project that has a main Infopath form and 4 sub-forms which are invoked by clicking a button. When I re-publish one of the subforms the originator cannot open it. Is there any issues with not being the owner or originator of the form when publishing....
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You can access submit options from the tools menu. This is what the toolbar button uses.
Then you can switch to submit using rules.