Hello,
Users can run a process via an Action Button defined with Perspectives, but how to have error messages more detailed ? Other than Success and Failure message ?
If I put the question in another way, how to distinguish a minor process error from a real process error in Perspectives ?
Thank you
[10.2] How to have the error message more detailed ?
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Re: [10.2] How to have the error message more detailed ?
First of all you return custom messages by going in to the action button options and pointing the completion messages to a cell reference (e.g =A1)
Make that cell reference/s be a DBR; I tend to add a return message attribute to the clients dimension and look at that.
Update your cell as part of the process that is ran and that is the message that will be returned; to tell the difference between minor errors etc you can check the process return code.
Make that cell reference/s be a DBR; I tend to add a return message attribute to the clients dimension and look at that.
Update your cell as part of the process that is ran and that is the message that will be returned; to tell the difference between minor errors etc you can check the process return code.
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Re: [10.2] How to have the error message more detailed ?
Hello there,
For example, see attachment.
The cell you are referring to can contain a DBR formula for example.
For example, see attachment.
The cell you are referring to can contain a DBR formula for example.
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https://www.wimgielis.com ==> 121 TM1 articles and a lot of custom code
Newest blog article: Deleting elements quickly