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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / November 2005interesting problem with repeating tables
hello I am having issues with repeating tables, which I use heavily in my forms. After choosing to insert a new line into a table, a new line is entered into every table in every view that I have in the forms. This doesnt allow me to submit the forms unless I go through and delete all the null lines from every view. Does anyone have a clue as to what is going on and a solution to this problem. thanks much ~Mike Hi Mike, Do you have any code in your form? How did you add your repeating sections? Are you sure they are bound to different part of your schema? Regards, Franck Dauché > hello I am having issues with repeating tables, which I use heavily in my > forms. After choosing to insert a new line into a table, a new line is > entered into every table in every view that I have in the forms. This doesnt > allow me to submit the forms unless I go through and delete all the null > lines from every view. Does anyone have a clue as to what is going on and a > solution to this problem. thanks much ~Mike FWIW - Snap! I have a "Master" SQL table with child tables linked by ID. The child tables relate to repeating sections - as this is apparently the only way to populate SQL tables with repeating sections. If I insert on repeating section 1, all the other sections insert too. This only occurs when the form is bound to SQL. Presumably something to do with the fact that all the child tables are nested to the master - and that the data binding for all sections is set as the root master table (and can't be changed to simply one of the children) This is a real show-stopper. KJ > Hi Mike, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > lines from every view. Does anyone have a clue as to what is going on and a > > solution to this problem. thanks much ~Mike |
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