Examples of using Query data in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Query data from a Web service.
Step 1: Add a query data connection.
Query data from a Microsoft SQL Server database.
Add any other tables that you want to use in the query data connection.
A form can query data through a secondary data connection to an XML file.
The following procedure assumes that you have created a query data connection for your form template.
You can define only one query data connection as the main data connection for a form template.
You can add a button control to your form template that your users can click to use this query data connection.
This data connection can be a query data connection or a submit data connection.
A query data connection receives data from a data source and stores that data in the form.
If you plan to use other tables in the query data connection, you can add the other tables on this page of the wizard.
In the Choose the secondary data source list,click the secondary data source that is associated with the query data connection.
InfoPath will create a query data connection as the main data connection in a browser-compatible form template.
You cannot publish a form template to a list of e-mail message recipients if the form template contains a query data connection.
The query data connection gets data from the Web service and stores that data in the secondary data source of the form.
You can add a rule to the form template to get data from the query data connection whenever the condition for the rule is met.
A form can query data through a secondary data connection to a document library or a list on a server running Windows SharePoint Services.
You can populate a list box, drop-down list box, orcombo box with data from a query data connection to a Microsoft SQL Server database.
Query data from existing business systems It is also possible to query data in existing business systems, enterprise applications, or corporate databases.
You can add a rule to the form template to get data from the query data connection whenever the condition for the rule is met.
You can configure each query data connection to save the results so that users have access to the data when their form is not connected to a network.
Depending on the design of your form template, the main data connection may have a query data connection, a submit data connection, or both.
In the Data connection list, click the query data connection that you want to use, and then click OK to close each open dialog box.
You can design a Microsoft Office InfoPath form template that works with a Microsoft Office Access database to either query data, or to query and submit data. .
A form can query data from a database through either a main or a secondary data connection, and you can select any number of database tables for a connection.
When you create a form template that is based on a database,InfoPath creates a query data connection as the main data connection between the form template and the database.
A query data connection gets data from an external data source and stores that data in fields in the main or secondary data source of a form.
If you are designing a form template to allow forms to receive data from a Web service,Microsoft Office InfoPath creates a query data connection as the main data connection for the form.
If the main data connection has both a query data connection and a submit data connection and the Web service has changed locations, you need to change both connections.
Create the form template When you create a form template that can receive data from a Web service,InfoPath creates a main data connection with a query data connection between the Web service and a form that is based on this form template.