Invalid content ID (document deleted)

RE: Invalid content ID (document deleted)

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 13:51:18 GMT

That works though as a design note, it's a lot of manual work to do (and remember) if you end up with lots of places in your system where you need to do something similar. I usually encapsulate checks like these in an easy-to-remember / easy-to-find expression rule that takes a doc / docId and returns a simple boolean output. For instance the following, which you could name "rule!GLBL_docExists()" or similar:

and(
  a!isNotNullOrEmpty(ri!doc),
  tointeger(ri!doc) > 0,
  
  isobjectexists("Document", ri!doc)
)

Note: this uses the Check Object Existence plug-in, though it would only require a minor tweak to use the Content Tools rule (as seen above) instead in a similar implementation.

RE: Invalid content ID (document deleted)

ujjwalr0002 — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 05:12:59 GMT

To handle this error you can apply a check to whether the document ID is valid or not.

a!localVariables(
  local!document: 46,/*ID for any document */
  local!contentData: if(
    isnull(local!document),
    null,
    getcontentobjectdetailsbyid(local!document)
  ),
  if(
    isnull(local!document),
    false(),
    and(
      not(
        exact(
          local!contentData,
          "No object with this ID has been found"
        )
      ),
      find("Type: Document", local!contentData)
    )
  )
)

RE: Invalid content ID (document deleted)

deepakg681722 — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 04:50:53 GMT

As you deleted all the files and images from the KC it will show this error. To get rid of this, you have to create new instances or in the DB delete the data for file1,2 and 3 columns so that it can't look for these documentId's in Appian.

RE: Invalid content ID (document deleted)

shalini — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 03:53:17 GMT

I think that error because you deleted the images in KC.