SharePoint - Data connection library problem

Asked By Chri
19-Sep-07 01:12 PM
I have a couple of UDC files in a library, all with a status of "Pending" and
they must be marked as approved before they can be used in browser based
forms. The UDC files were created via InfoPath data connections.

When I go to check in the files, I get an error stating that all fields need
to be filled in. The one property that is missing is the Title field. Even if
I specify a title and save the file, the title field is not saving properly.

I don't see anywhere in the UDC file where I can specify a title either.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris
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  Angel Ramirez replied...
21-Jan-09 10:58 AM
I had this problem too. The problems is the Title property field that is required but you cannot edit it.  This was my 'work around' solution:



- Go to the Form Library Settings of your data connections library.

- Click the Universal Data Connection File content type link and go to advance settings

- Select 'No' in ReadOnly: 'Should this content type be read only? ' and OK

- Now click the Title column and under Column Settings select the optional option and click Ok.

- Go back to your library and check in the UDCs files and approve it as normal.
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