InfoPath Dev

Are you trying to connect to the same XML file twice? All configured data sources should show in the list of data connections and in the drop down in Data Sources.

Are you only seeing 100? By default SharePoint views display the first 100.  You need to change the view properties to show all so that they all are delivered to InfoPath. That is the most common issue I see. I do not think there is a limit, if you can see it in the view you shoudl see it in InfoPath.

is Proceso a field? what type?  It may be your xpath syntax.

Welcome to the forum and InfoPath Pritam. InfoPath can do everything you are looking for but really needs the central data repository to aggregate this data. This could be done via a PC with SQL Express. Typically you would have your InfoPath forms be the standardized format of collecting the information and routing it back to the database. ...

I will assume this is a database type from that submits to a database already. You could have the user insert a new employee record and then give them a drop down which uses the secondary as it source. They select a name and then rule actions set the rest of the fields from the secondary using the filter name=nameselected With code you ...

This should be simple in InfoPath once you get used to it. Verify that your sample XML here is available in your form's data source. The drop down should be bound to a field in your main repeating section, typically where name will be stored in your record. Then double click the drop down and in the lower half is list box entries. select ...

Typically you would want just one print view, and in your case very large. Use page breaks to keep the pages seperate. I believe the issue is with the switching of the views. I have seen this before where trying to change to multiple views. I am assuming that you can get one view to work. We use CutePDF writer, it is a free PDF ...

If a submit to the database works without the SharePoint then something in the SharePoint submit is goofing things up.  Typically though I do not submit to SharePoint as well as to the database since the data in the form can get out of date from the Database information.  Typically you just open a new document each time and view the ...

Barmatt80 has good points.  I am thinking you may be clearing the ID field during the submit so that when it is reopened it is blank?  Typically when you opened again you would requery your database data which would update the existing ID again anyway.

Unfortunately, the built-in database connections in InfoPath have some limitations and large file types are one of them.  You have to use Web Services to submit these types of fields. You would need SQL or SQL Express for your database.  Check out the Database Accelerator package.  This includes all of the webservices you need in ...