Hello Meg,
Open the Manifest.xsf in a text editor and check for the rule set_26,
whether there are any validations on that. If you dont want the validations
to be checked, delete all the errors
To delete all of the errors in the Errors collection, use the DeleteAll
method:
JScript
XDocument.Errors.DeleteAll();

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Kalyan G Reddy - INFOPATH MVP 2007
http://www.ggktech.com
> I have a form that I am creating in InfoPath 2003, SP2....(I am connected to
> an Access Database) I am just about through with it and it was working fine,
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Meg - 17 Aug 2007 02:03 GMT
Thanks Kalyan, at least now I know what file, howver I have a bunch of
manifest.xsf files. I looked at the one that was dated 8/15/2007 but I never
found a "rule set_26" I found other numbers but not sure what to do. I
searched for the word error and this is a part of what I got:
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<xsf:customValidation>
<xsf:errorCondition
match="/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:tbl_MeetingsActivity"
expressionContext="@Completed_Date" expression="msxsl:string-compare(.,
../@DateBegin) < 0">
<xsf:errorMessage type="modal" shortMessage="Date must be the same or
later than Begin Date.">Ending Date must be the same day or a later
date!</xsf:errorMessage>
</xsf:errorCondition>
<xsf:errorCondition
match="/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:tbl_MeetingsActivity/@Purpose"
expressionContext="." expression=". = """>
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there were more lines.
When you said to use the DeletAllmethod -- Can you tell me where to do
that or can I just delete all the errors in the text editor???
I really don't want to start all over on this form, do you think I am going
to have to do that? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
MEG
> Hello Meg,
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