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I don't think it's very clear what you were asking in the initial question. It sounds like you already have a dropdown box that's displaying values from the list. If that's true, which part are you stuck on?
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It looks like you're missing the @ symbols before the parameter names in the UPDATE query.
Also please always explain what you mean when you say "it doesn't work".
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It stands to reason that querying that many records would have negative perfomance implications. Is it producing that error even if you use filters to reduce the number of records to below the threshold?
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Is group1 the field that the MSLB is bound to, or is it a group higher up in the data source?
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Hello,
We don't seem to have received the files. Is there any chance they got stuck in an e-mail filter on your end?
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Would you mind sending a copy of your code file (.vb or .cs) and XSN to support [at] qdabra [dot] com so that we can have a look?
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When you say there were no code changes, does this mean that the form does have code? If so, would you be able to run it in debug mode and see if the event for the Command field is firing?
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InfoPath used to work that way until InfoPath 2007, but this yellow bar functionality was added starting in 2010. I can only speculate about the reasons for this change. It could have been to allow users to use the old version for a while before they decide to update, but I'm not sure.
Oddly, I have found that if the form is ...
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I believe that if the form fails to open due to a certificate error, then that will prevent them from ever getting to the point where they would see the yellow bar. In that situation, they should be able to get the latest version by opening InfoPath Filler from the Start menu, right clicking the form's icon in the list of ...
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Where is the form published? Is it in a SharePoint library, a network share, somewhere else?
In InfoPath 2010+, users should generally see a yellow bar across the top of the form prompting them to update and providing a button to carry out the update (though this often takes a few seconds to show up).