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How to capture warning/error thrown by validatewrite() method

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Posted on by shubhi gupta 405

I am trying to import  some value from excel to table ,while importing excel we are getting some warnings/errors from validatewrite() method , so we want to capture that warning/error in order to maintain log and that error/warning should not display while importing.

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    István Orosz Profile Picture
    István Orosz 2,137 on at

    Hi,

    Validating records before a CRUD operation is Best Practice, that ideally should not be skipped (although there are some rare situations where it is not needed). So first, I would suggest to check the errors/warnings you got from the validatewrite() method, analyze the root cause on database level ( table relations, keys, constrains from business logic, etc. ), try to understand why validatewrite() gives these errors.

    If you still want to catch the errors, maybe something like this:

    try

       {

           if (TABLE.validateWrite())

           {

               . . .;

           }                    

       }

       catch

       {

           . . .;

       }

    If you do not want to do anything just skip, you can use Global::exceptionTextFallThrough().

    Kind Regards,

    István

  • Gautam Profile Picture
    Gautam 3,945 on at

    Hi 

    infolog.cut() can be helpful 

    Thanks 

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    Chaitanya Golla Profile Picture
    Chaitanya Golla 17,225 on at

    Hi,

    If you check the design pattern of validateWrite method, all the required validations will be validated either with the help of switch case/series of if loops. So, you can simply make a call to infolog.infologdata() after table.validateWrite method which clears the infolog as a whole and later it need to be iterated(return type is container) to display the required messages. If you find difficult in getting the exact message, let me know will try to provide you the code.

    Refer following links:
    (Capturing Entries from the Infolog)
    www.atomicax.com/.../capturing-entries-infolog

    (Dynamics Ax Get and Remove text from the Infolog)
    www.ksaelen.be/.../dynamics-ax-get-and-remove-text-from-the-infolog

    (Get Infolog details from code)
    community.dynamics.com/.../get-infolog-details-from-code

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