That is actually a SQL wizard that IP hosts for the purposes of creating the
connection.  Information on that page of the wizard is stored in the .odc
file that is generated.  If you crack that file open you will see something
similiar to:

<xml id=docprops><o:DocumentProperties
 xmlns:o="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"
 xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
 <o:Description>This is just a descritption field</o:Description>
 <o:Keywords>test</o:Keywords>
</o:DocumentProperties>

I am not exactly sure what it's used for.  I would suspect it's meant for
searching your database connections.  Such that if you have hundreds, you
can easily search for databases that have certain keywords.  It has no
bearing on the InfoPath side of the connection or query.

--josh bertsch

New Form from Data Connection (Database)
+New SQL Server Connection
Server Name = .
Northwind database
Click Next
Search Keywords is just above buttons.

Greg, can you give a little more detail as to which choices you use to get
to that screen?  I haven't seen such a text box.  How are you initially
getting to the Data Connection Wizard?

--josh bertsch

"Greg Collins [MVP]" <Greg.Collins@InfoPathDev.com> wrote in message
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In the page of the Data Connection Wizard titled, "Save Data Connection File
And Finish", there is a text box for Search Keywords. What is this and what
is it used for?