G
Gary
Hello,
I am aware of using the following article to implement wildcard
functionality for North Wind (http://support.microsoft.com/?id=826992).
However I have discovered the code syntax only operates correctly if you are
using a single data connection. If you attempt to implement this with
multiple data connections you will receive an error stating issues with the
data shape (below is again using North Wind but with an additional data
connection to replicate the issue):
The query method on the Document object failed.
InfoPath cannot run the specified query.
[0x80040E14][MSDataShape] Data shape command text contains a syntax error at
or near position 350 in the command. The text near the error is: " [Products]
WHERE ([Suppliers].[ContactName]".
File:script.js
Line:80
As an observation, not criticism of the article, I am a bit perplexed
because the point of using Access as your backend is to maintain some sort of
relational objective with your data, so I have to believe multiple data
connections to be expected in this scenario. Nevertheless my question is
this, can someone post the syntax for addressing multiple data connections by
modifying the referenced code within http://support.microsoft.com/?id=826992
? Thanks in advance, I'm sure others are experiencing this same issue.
I am aware of using the following article to implement wildcard
functionality for North Wind (http://support.microsoft.com/?id=826992).
However I have discovered the code syntax only operates correctly if you are
using a single data connection. If you attempt to implement this with
multiple data connections you will receive an error stating issues with the
data shape (below is again using North Wind but with an additional data
connection to replicate the issue):
The query method on the Document object failed.
InfoPath cannot run the specified query.
[0x80040E14][MSDataShape] Data shape command text contains a syntax error at
or near position 350 in the command. The text near the error is: " [Products]
WHERE ([Suppliers].[ContactName]".
File:script.js
Line:80
As an observation, not criticism of the article, I am a bit perplexed
because the point of using Access as your backend is to maintain some sort of
relational objective with your data, so I have to believe multiple data
connections to be expected in this scenario. Nevertheless my question is
this, can someone post the syntax for addressing multiple data connections by
modifying the referenced code within http://support.microsoft.com/?id=826992
? Thanks in advance, I'm sure others are experiencing this same issue.