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Yes the GUID column in the SQLdb is the primary key.  I am an old VB programmer and this has worked fine to let SQL generate the newID but Infopath will not allow me to submit the form when I have not assigned a value to field in the DB that does not allow nulls....   Thanks for your help

I do not see anything in your post???

I have a form that links to a SQL2005 DB that I was hoping to use a field defined as a uniqueidentifier and auto populate with the newid() function.  This works fine when i am adding fields via the SQL management studio but when I try and submit a form to the table, i recieve the following error: "Infopath cannot submit the form because ...

Ok - i am a little closer.  I was not able to do as you instructed - everytime I tried to add the repeating table, infopath insisted that I bind it to repeating goup or table and since I do want to capture the informaiton I did the following:  I have created a child table in my SQL DB and established the relationship with the ...

I need the user to be able to enter several hypelinks when submitting the form.  My first approach was to just add a rich textbox and let them do it that way but since I am connecting to SQL2005 it appears that binding a rich text box to SQL is not an easy straight forward task. I then tried to place them in a  repeating table and ...