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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / January 2006Infopath to Access
Can infopath send received input from user to an access database table? i wan tto be able to keep records and data entered on the infopath form. thanks Hi, User can send and retreive data from Access Database using Infopath like SQL database P.Ramana Devi Infopath Dev India > Can infopath send received input from user to an access database table? i > wan tto be able to keep records and data entered on the infopath form. > thanks I have created 2 tables so far in Access. Users (users who will be submitting orders) and Vendors (vendors they can order from) Other fields on the form will be quantity, description, comments and so on. Where will the data be stored once i send it to Access? > Hi, > User can send and retreive data from Access Database using Infopath like [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> wan tto be able to keep records and data entered on the infopath form. >> thanks If you used the "New from Data Connection" option when creating your form in InfoPath and bound your form to your Access database, the data will be stored in Access. --- S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton > I have created 2 tables so far in Access. Users (users who will be > submitting orders) and Vendors (vendors they can order from) Other fields on [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >> wan tto be able to keep records and data entered on the infopath form. > >> thanks Right i know that. but my deal is in how will Access store this and manage from there. push the data form infopath to a table? > If you used the "New from Data Connection" option when creating your form > in [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> >> wan tto be able to keep records and data entered on the infopath form. >> >> thanks |
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