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Query SQL Database Via InfoPath 2007

Asked by LakelandBank in Infopath, MOSS-Sharepoint, SQL Server 2005

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I have an InfoPath 2007 form where I would like to query an external SQL database for information based off of a field the user fills in on the form.  I can hard-code the WHERE clause in my query for testing, but my goal is to have the WHERE clause look at my InfoPath form.


Working Query:
select "CustomerID","CustomerNameFull","CustomerTaxID" from "dbo"."Cust_Customers" as "Cust_Customers" WHERE "CustomerTaxID" = '12345'

Desired Query:
select "CustomerID","CustomerNameFull","CustomerTaxID" from "dbo"."Cust_Customers" as "Cust_Customers" WHERE "CustomerTaxID" = MY_INFOPATH_FIELD

Has anyone done this before or have any suggestions on how this can work?  The database is too large to query without the WHERE clause.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Infopath, MOSS-Sharepoint, SQL Server 2005
Tags: Microsoft, Infopath, 2007, Sharepoint and SQL Query
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Solution Provided By: clayfox
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