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Sadly, you'd need to start again with a new mapping - we can manually add to the existing mapping if you know the internal names of your SharePoint list columns, but most people have a little trouble figuring those out (especially if your column names have spaces or special characters). It may be simplest to just recreate the mapping.
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Interesting. Are you using UDC files for those data connections? They may keep you from having to use full trust - although I've not run into that before, having to set a form to full trust to get data connections to run....
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If it is the main data connection, you may just have to rebuild your form - I'll email the smart people I work with and see if any of them know of a way around that.
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You can definitely add items from outside the repeating table to your mapping, but you'll need to hand type the relative XPath in the mapping tool.
So, if you have a field called ProjectId, for example, that is higher in your schema, the path may look like: ../../my:ProjectId
It is the relative XPath from the repeating group to the field you ...
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Ah - it is repeating. A button outside of the repeating section of the field you wish to change will by default set all of the instances.
You can work around this one of two ways:
qRules has a command you can use to set a specific value in a repeating group - free trial here.
You can manually modify the manifest file to use an XPath ...
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Hi, Christy:
In the qRules user guide, you'll find instructions for running the install from the command line as admin - did you try that yet? Looks like that is on pages 3 & 4.
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You add columns to the table and then add expression boxes - when you create the formula to populate the information, you'd add a filter that the project name is equal to the current row's project name. I'm attaching a simple sample that uses XML files for secondary data sources. Save the file locally, right click and select Design to ...
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Looking at the code for the command, it appears that the new PI is entirely in the hands of the designer - that is, if you are talking about the InsertPi command.
The /data parameter is the data content of the PI you are inserting - you can include solutionVersion there.
What is your current command syntax?
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I am going to email you a trial license and documentation for configuring it to the email address associated with this account on IPDev.
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There should be a link to the DBXL Administration Tool on that default page - do you see that? If you open that form, you'll be able to click on the License Configuration button to see if the trial license has installed.