If there is an relation between the two tables, you should add the two
tables to your data connection both. If you have added, I think InfoPath
could populate them automatically, you needn't to add the second submit sql
table by hand.
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DarrylGould@googlemail.com - 08 Mar 2007 18:28 GMT
> If there is an relation between the two tables, you should add the two
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Zhang - I'm afraid there is no connection between the tables. Is it
possible to do it without a connection?
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INTP56 - 08 Mar 2007 19:48 GMT
I don't think that's possible. Two unrelated tables usually produce a CROSS
JOIN if you don't relate them somehow.
If they are really unrelated, use separate forms for each.
Bob
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