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 3 (28 items) 1 2 3 Next > Re: SQL Server integration scaling to millions of forms Hi, And thanks for the informative reply. But if I want to view in Sharepoint the forms I have submitted to SQL database using Qdabra, what is the solution for that? Any other solutions than submitting the XML files to Sharepoint also? Valtteri Posted to Qdabra Database Accelerator (Forum) by hietaval on 06-17-2009 Re: SQL Server integration scaling to millions of forms I asked, Which is the master location of the data in DBXL solutions -XML or SQL? ...or is it two-way integration? BR, Valtteri Posted to Qdabra Database Accelerator (Forum) by hietaval on 06-16-2009 SQL Server integration scaling to millions of forms Hi, I am planning a large system and wondering the promise 'SQL Server integration scaling to millions of forms ' and I have question regarding it: Is it so that in DBXL solution also, creation of a new form the system generates XML files into Sharepoint? How can it improve the scalability then? Which is the master ... Posted to Qdabra Database Accelerator (Forum) by hietaval on 06-16-2009 Re: Want to convert your Excel data into InfoPath? Oh I see. My bad. -Valtteri Posted to Qdabra Database Accelerator (Forum) by hietaval on 06-16-2009 Want to convert your Excel data into InfoPath? Hi, Qdabra prochure promises, that it helps with converting Excel data into Infopath. I am planning an infopath solution in which I have need for importing data from an old system to the new one. I dont know much about Qdabra, but my understanding is that it only shreds data from xml files to SQL. How does it help me to import data from ... Posted to Qdabra Database Accelerator (Forum) by hietaval on 06-16-2009 Re: Email validation pattern Hi, I dont understand this, but I tried to put: [A-Z0-9._%-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4} and \b[A-Z0-9._%-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}\b and (\b[A-Z0-9._%-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}\b) In Button properties ->Set condition -> matches pattern ->custom pattern But it prompts: The pattern is not valid??? Why? I have tried ... Posted to General (Forum) by hietaval on 04-24-2009 Re: Moving infopath .xml file from extranet to intranet Hi, I still have question regarding this case. I am now able to use 'Recruiting form' template to open and edit the xml file created with 'Application form' form template, but the fields I have promoted to Sharepoint when publishing 'Recruiting form' dont appear in the form library. I have ... Posted to General (Forum) by hietaval on 02-09-2009 Re: Why browser enabled form opens in client even if 'Display as web page' is selected? Yes, the form is browser compatible. The same form has opened in browser in the past and actually now it opens in the browser again. It appears to open randomly in the client. And is not only infopath forms that open randomly in the client and in browser. I have seen other office programs too opening in client right after I have ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by hietaval on 01-26-2009 Why browser enabled form opens in client even if 'Display as web page' is selected? Hi, Can anyone tell me what is the secret behind this mysterious behaviour? I have seen this happening many times but never found the reason to this. BR, Valtteri Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by hietaval on 01-23-2009 Re: Moving infopath .xml file from extranet to intranet Thanks really much, I created the simplier 'Application form' again based on 'Recruiting forms' schema. This works now. My mistake in the first test was that I only copied the data source in the infopath from a form template to another, and did not create the new form template based on the same schema in the first ... Posted to General (Forum) by hietaval on 01-23-2009 Page 1 of 3 (28 items) 1 2 3 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.