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Ed - 21 Aug 2007 21:54 GMT
I am receiving the above message. I inherited a form where the users manually
enter and ID and Name. They want the ID to look up the NAME from a query.
I created a new dataconnection that links to a query. When I bind the Name
field to the field from the query I get the above message. I am somewhat new
to InfoPath.
The datasource has dataFields (from the query). So I select the NAME field
from the list....when I Preview the form I get the message about binding a
non repeating control. How do I bind a repeating control or get past this
message?

Thanks
K.Ramana Reddy(GGK Tech) - 22 Aug 2007 04:52 GMT
Hi,

Is NAME field is repeating field in DB?

if it is repeating then you need to place the Name field in repeating table
or repeating section.

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> I am receiving the above message. I inherited a form where the users manually
> enter and ID and Name. They want the ID to look up the NAME from a query.
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> Thanks
Ed - 22 Aug 2007 19:16 GMT
Hi

Thank you for getting back to me. If I place the Name field in repeating
table
or repeating section then I get all the rows of the query in the repeating
section.
The first name field is the first record in the query....There are no query  
fields --just datafields, as the data connection does not show a way to map
to an access database.

> Hi,
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