I have an InfoPath form that submits data to a .NET webservice. The webservice parses the infopath form and inserts the data into a database. The database is SQL Server EXPRESS.
I have however run into some problems. The InfoPath form is within SharePoint and I noticed that when I submit the data, it only shows up in the database as a new record 9 out of 10 times. That is for every 10 submissions of the form, there are only about 9 new records in the database. The ID field (an autoincrement field) also skips a number indicating the the transaction may have failed.
However, when I test the form on my local PC, it inserts a new record for every submission.
The webservice and database are on a remote server not my local.
Does anyone have any ideas? Could it be a deficiency of SQL Server Express?
Any ideas, answers or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Hi Hugo,
I would suggest looking at the log files on the remote server where SQL Express is installed to see if there is any information about the failure there. I doubt any failure is the sole responsibility of SQL Express, it is probably a combination of issues from many sources.
Mike
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