Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Re: @RETURN_VALUE from stored procedure That doesn't give an example of receiving parameters from stored procedures. I just get an error stating that Command.Parameters is invalid. Posted to Code (Forum) by bobstery on 10-14-2005 @RETURN_VALUE from stored procedure I have the following code below, however I cannot access the @RETURN_VALUE of the stored procedure, any ideas: XDocument.QueryAdapter.Command.Parameters.Append(XDocument.QueryAdapter.Command.CreateParameter(''@RETURN_VALUE'',3,4)); XDocument.QueryAdapter.Command = ''execute createPickup ''' + driverName + ''',''' + registration + ... Posted to Code (Forum) by bobstery on 10-13-2005 Crashing consistantly I have an Infopath form that receives 100 rows, to display this on the UI at the same time causes perfomance issues therefore I have two datasets, one to store the information in the background (memory) and one that is bound to the UI. I only show 10 records at a time and thus have controls on the form where a user can request the next 10, ... Posted to General (Forum) by bobstery on 08-09-2005 Re: Repeating groups containing repeating groups I have now figured it out, the problem was that the repeating group had been created once when the parent node (i.e my:Results) had originally been created, however there were other elements below the repeating group (i.e. my:Activity) that belonged to my:Results, therefore when I tried to add nodes to my:Activity I got a schema error as the node ... Posted to General (Forum) by bobstery on 08-04-2005 Repeating groups containing repeating groups I have the following structure (simplified for this illustraion): my:Fields my:Results jobid address postcode my:Activity type serialnum action I am trying to dynamically call a stored procedure to produce the my:Activity elements if the jobid from my:Results returns any elements when calling the stored ... Posted to General (Forum) by bobstery on 08-04-2005 Re: How to handle large result sets Many Thanks I look forward to the document. Posted to General (Forum) by bobstery on 08-01-2005 How to handle large result sets Is there anyway of only returning the top 50 rows from a query, but giving the user the option to ask for the next 50 when required, using SQL server and a view? I know I can use the top statement in SQL however I need to make this dynamic i.e. user clicks on a button and requests rows 0-50, 51 to 100 etc. I know Infopath is really slow when ... Posted to General (Forum) by bobstery on 07-28-2005 Re: Accessing the queryFields on a secondary connectio Many Thanks for the quick reply, your response was correct. Posted to Code (Forum) by bobstery on 07-27-2005 Accessing the queryFields on a secondary connectio I have 3 web services as secondary connections that I wish to call, however I need to set the paramaters (accessed by somehow changing the queryField elements of the data connection) before querying the web service. I can access the DOM of the secondary connection, however I cannot set the individual parameters. When viewing the doms text (by ... Posted to Code (Forum) by bobstery on 07-26-2005 Re: Always returning the same result I have now fixed the problem. tgo you are right I stated that I inserted a row and then checked to see if it was a success or failure, however I should have stated that a row only gets inserted if the request is successful. I started a fresh infopath form and instead of using Submit and retrieve, I just used retrieve. Many Thanks for your ... Posted to Web Services (Forum) by bobstery on 07-25-2005 Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.