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Hi Catharine, My only hunch is that the form was injected with the Admin deploy option then sandboxed, or vice-versa (injected with the sandbox option, then admin-deployed). If you can, please contact us via our support email and we can take a closer look at your form. Thank you.

Ah, yes, the version does make a difference. This feature was added in January of 2013. It looks like your version is from May 17 2011. If you'd like to upgrade DBXL, contact us via support at qdabra dot com. Thanks!

Hi- An alternate domain is supported by adding an “altpath” attribute  in the web.config (in the QdabraWebService folder). <adService path="LDAP://DC=AutonomySystems,DC=local" altpath="LDAP://otherdomain"> Let us know if this helps resolve the question. Thanks!

Hi Ged, I'll ask some questions to get a better understanding of the scenario. 1. Is DBXL installed on the SharePoint - 80 site (or on the site where the form library is located)? 2. Does the DBXL DocType use a SharePoint mapping? If not, is the scenario Side-By-Side? (or maybe something else) 3. Could you look up the correlation ID in the ...

For reference in case any one else stumbles across this issue - I believe this was resolved, and the solution was to reinject the forms using the same version of qRules.

Hi- Yes, you can do both of these things. To keep the original attachment, use the parameter /clear=no To name a file, you can use the parameters /name (non repeating) or /namexpath (repeating attachment). In your case you'll have to add form name to each row of the schema, so you could use SaveToSharePoint /url= ...

Hi, Thanks for the information. I believe the first module of our DBXL training includes a pre-requisite on adding a DBXL Administrator. Can you check this tutorial? http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxl_v28/entry96183.aspx Thanks!

Office 365 updates have, in the past, caused sandboxed solutions to stop working, but Microsoft eventually addressed those issues. This thread is pretty old, so hopefully all those issues have already been ironed out. I just published an InfoPath 2013 form, injected with qRules v5.2, to our own Office 365 site, and it published without issues and ...

Hi, What is the user trying to connect to? I guess I'm confused as far as what action the user performed: [quote user="stanrios87"]one of our users is unable to connect using Windows Authentication in the configuration of DBXL[/quote] Is the user trying to open the DBXL Admin Tool? Calling QueryDB from a form? Sorry for all ...

I'd check whether there are conditions preventing the rules from executing. If you want to attach the form, we can take a look. Thanks.