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You will need to give the ASPNET account permissions to the DBXL database. Give the ASPNET account sysadmin permission. This assumes the database is on the local machine.
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The queryXml parameter to GetColumnsForRows2b is a string. You will need to encode the xml into a string (replacement of < with &lt; > with &gt; etc...) or use the DOM apis to set the node text value which will encode the value for you.
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Hola hguevara,
Al editar las propriedades de la lista despegable, hay un campo donde puedes seleccionar que no se repitan opciones son nombres idénticos. La imagen que incluyo muestra Infopath 2007 (aunque en inglés).
Si aun tienes este problema, responde con más detalles que con gusto intentaré ayudarte.
Saludos,
Ernesto
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Jim
I ran the aspnet_regiis -ga ASPNET and now get the following errors in full:
Error: creating app pool
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
and
Error initializing DBXL database.
Unable to connect to the remote server
For more information, see Help and Support Center ...
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Hi Matt, I followed your steps and understand what the process is, but after I inject the xml into the data connection's .xml file the query fails to connect. Here's my query:
<query>
<columns>
<column name="ID"/>
<column name="Name"/>
<column ...
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Hi
I think so as there is only one account on this machine and that has full administritive rights or am I not clear on something?
Thanks
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Hi Matt
My theory about DBXL (excuse me if my understanding is a little woolly) is that you could use the service to modify the data on route to the form. If I am in error I apologise profusely and will duly beg the forgiveness of Glazkano.
Sorry if I have misunderstood
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The referenced kb article in the IIS error suggests using aspnet_regiis -ga <WindowsUserAccount>. Where WindowsUserAccount is the account running, which should be ASPNET in your case.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267904.
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Quick check: are you running as Administrator?
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David
I bow to your greater wisom :-)
I think the XP Pro thing could just be down to IIS but cant prove it either way just yet, am doing something wrong but am not sure what. Any ideas?
Thanks