161364 - no subject - my link to records doesn't work:\nlinks:

Hi Johndynelt,
This error usually happen when,

1.User Don't have a sufficient privilege to access a that record.

2.Identifiers values that you have passed to create a record link may be invalid.

Print your local!datasubset.identifier to verify if the corresponding identifier has a valid record or not.

Seems the problem are my identifiers. I'm not getting the correct index id.
So I changed it from "local!datasubset.identifiers" to "index(local!datasubset.data, "index_id", null)" and its now working.

Thanks gayathris!

I also saw this behavior. Having a multiple integer containing record ids does not work. But providing exactly the same ids from the CDT fields does work. I solved it the same way as you did, but I do not understand what makes the difference.

@stefanh791 i also thought that the first one would work just fine.

Me to. Maybe we can get an answer from Appian on this.

How are you creating the datasubset? If you're using todatasubset, try using a!dataSubset instead as then you'll be able to define the identifiers when you create the datasubset.

I am keenly following this discussion as I have faced a similar issue but not particularly while accessing record but at the time of fetching the data from report. My observartions are that, Appian is some times returning the data of data type called 'List of Variant'. When we pass the same data without casting (to Integer or String etc) to any other rule or function which accepts 'Any Type' as input, the data isn't passed properly. Simply speaking, I observed a failure case when an object expects 'Any Type' as input and we are trying to pass 'List of Variant'. Though this isn't happening everywhere, in few places, this flaw prevails.

So a query from me is, Is Appian not able to understand and accept the 'List of Variant' data type when 'Any Type' is expected type of input?

You can force a label like the one described with an apply() over a repeat() that accounts for the size of the array.

I tried to contextualize according the the example given.
a!gridTextColumn(
          label:"",
          field: "someField",
          data:
                    apply(
                              repeat(
                                        times:_,
                                        input: "Go to Record View"
                              ),
                              {length(local!dataSubset.data)}
                    ),
          links: {
                    apply(
                              a!recordLink(recordType: cons!CONS_RRF_Records, identifier:_),
                              index(local!datasubset, "identifiers",{})
                    )
          }
)

@Rob Shankin thanks! Will try to explore this and maybe use this next time.