InfoPath Dev

 Hi,  I am trying to query a single SQL Table and obtain the values FirstName and LastName (columns in the SQL Table). How would I go about concating FirstName and LastName inside the Drop Down List Box WITHOUT USING A REPEATING TABLE OR SHAREPOINT LIST AS A 'MIDDLE MAN' I believe this is achievable through the SQL statement ...

Can someone please provide me the steps needed in order to convert my InfoPath 2010 XSN file to a cab file?   Thanks 

 Yes, I will take C#. I would still like to hunt down some VB code though.

Is there anyone that can point me to some basic/beginner level videos so I can get the gist of programming in Visual Basic in InfoPath?  Honestly, some sample code of pushing/pulling values from a single textbox would probably suffice. I can figure the rest out. I'm just looking how to get started... Thank you in advance for any helpful ...

Hilary,  I don't have the ability to change anything but the File Name and the Opens With portions of the form. I would send a screen shot, but this forum doesn't allow attachments. I appreciate your help. Thanks!

Hilary, Thank you very much for your reply. I was aware of converting the XSN to a CAB file but I can't get it to work. I renamed my form to FormName.cab but it still shows as an xsn file. Is there somewhere else to do this at? Thank you, Marc

I have an InfoPath File that I've been working on. I inserted a custom control that my company developed and now, when I try and open the InfoPath File, I recieve an error: InfoPath cannot open the following form: <file path to form> The following file is referenced in the .xsf file but is not part of the form: people and ...

That didn't work. I have tried that and I also went into the settings in InfoPath and checked the Update box to be displayed in the ribbon on SharePoint. Even when I click that, no result. The computer doesn't appear to even react to it. Again, it's like the computer isn't even "thinking" when I click it.

Scenario:  Have any user outside of the network and/or organization email a dummy account set up to automatically respond with an InfoPath form. The external user fills out the form and submits the form via email to a SharePoint list. Once it hits the SharePoint list (Forms Library) a workflow then kicks off for internal staff to complete ...

This is perfect! Thanks!