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  • Infopath Attachment Field; Submit in SQL Server

     Hi all,   Is there a way to get the attachment from the form to an SQL Server column using VBA? There are some examples about encodind and decoding attachments, though is this the case? Does SQL server support attachments somehow? Thanks in advance, Sun
    Posted to Code (Forum) by sunscreen-gr on 04-19-2010
  • Re: IsNode issues

     Thanks for the answer. I found another way as follows, just verifying or not the node: Dim q As XPathNavigator Dim path as String path = "/my:Status/my:Questions/my:Questions1" q = myXPathNavigator.SelectSingleNode(path, Me.NamespaceManager) If Not q Is Nothing Then   MsgBox(q.ToString) End If  
    Posted to Code (Forum) by sunscreen-gr on 04-14-2010
  • IsNode issues

    Hi all,  I use vb to get data through my form. I have some optional fileds in my form and I have this problem with the following code:  MsgBox(myXPathNavigator.SelectSingleNode("/my:Status/my:Questions/my:Questions1", ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by sunscreen-gr on 04-09-2010
  • Re: Infopath 2007 Linked to MS Access

     Hilary,  Thanks for the feedback, it was very helpful. I am looking on this article (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA102117541033.aspx#2) and says taht the form needs to be filled out through IP directly or otherwise use a data connection that submits data to a Web service that works with the database. As the the template ...
    Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by sunscreen-gr on 12-17-2009
  • Infopath 2007 Linked to MS Access

    Dear all, I designed a simple template form, with some repeated sections. I have also set it to browse enable and publised it to a SharePoint site so that a user can fill it out through his/her browser. Now I need to do the following:  1. Create an Acces DB. The database will have a main table with a specific main index, and seperate ...
    Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by sunscreen-gr on 12-16-2009
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