index invalid

RE: index invalid

Mike Schmitt — Mon, 09 May 2022 14:31:26 GMT

I agree with the above reply(s) that you should try to access the property of the local variable dictionary more safely than dot notation. Though I still suggest, since you're not accessing an index (meaning a numbered position in an array) and rather accessing a (dot) property, i.e. dictionary/CDT field, that at least for code clarity you use the proper named function, which is property(), rather than index(), despite the fact that they are both aliases for identical back-end behavior.

RE: index invalid

Dimitris Soulovaris — Mon, 09 May 2022 12:57:50 GMT

I would suggest you to use the index() function for getting the values from your data structure and not direct dot notation when you are not sure about what your data type is returning.

index(local!crModuleStatusHistoryForLastCC_cdt, "addedBy_txt", null)

RE: index invalid

Ravi Roshan — Mon, 09 May 2022 12:07:42 GMT

Please check the local variable local!crModuleStatusHistoryForLastCC_cdt by adding a debug field. It must be empty (without any fields). That is why below code is breaking.

a!save(
ri!nextAssignee_txt,
local!crModuleStatusHistoryForLastCC_cdt.addedBy_txt
)

If you use .(dot) operator, make sure your CDT is not empty.