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You can put character limits on fields in properties. I was thinking you were breaking it up to get around the default limits with basic SQL connectivity.  With web services you do not have that limit. You can take a lot of data with an Nvarchar(Max) vs an Ntext. If you need help or want to see an example of how I do it just let me know.

I have created a sharepoint infopath form for our sales department, in this form multiple contact can be entered for 1 sales report, there are multiple sales report or you can multiple submitted sharepoint forms with multiple contact information. Once end user submit it will publish on MOSS 2007 and dislayed in sharepoint list with predefined ...

I am having a problem with receiving two emails from a workflow I created usign sharepoint designer.  Weird thing is that I have one workflow almost identical to this one associated with another form library and it functions correctly.  I don't know what the problem could be.  We are using MOSS 2007, exchange email system, ...

Sorry, you can't do this. Manually entered options are not accessible via code. You MUST populate your drop-down via your main or a seconary dom in order to do what you want. It's not hard, just create an XML file with the options you manually typed in.

Hi Clay, Thanks.  I really need to go the other way though.  My form has many textboxes and I am sending it to a webservice then on to SQL.  I want the users to be able to enter paragraph breaks but still restrict the amount of data that they can enter, instead of letting them enter tons of data and having to use ntext columns in ...

I am not sure how you could validate a field. There is no universal language check but... What if you checked for any English letter? Does not contain any a-z That could work if you are using kanji characters maybe.

To answer your questions This happend consistently with few users and only sometimes with others, and not at all for some. We are trying to pull the template down from sharepoint. Not much has changed on the infopath side. Another theory we have is that maybe some patches that got pushed out (however this was a week ago) we have run into the ...

If you use the UNC to specify the publish location, it should default. Otherwise on the next screen you can specificy the exact path that the clients will use to conenct to the form.

Hi Clay, When you say to switch to using a UNC path \\server\share  for opening the template...exactly what do I have to do.  When publishing do I publish it to the UNC Server Path instead of drive G?

Hey Ed. Yah that does make a difference, the Template looks for the specific path it was published to use. Either everyone needs to sync on the drive letters, or you need to switch to using a UNC path(\\server\share), at least for opening the template. But ultimately, if you are getting more users then you need to look at using SQL instead of ...