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SM31 - Screen toolbar control during error

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Hi all,

I was just wondering, when you throw an error inside SM31 when checking the input of a field, the toolbar disappears (Display/Change, Details, New Entries, etc).  Is there a way of keeping the toolbar, so, if an error occurs, an action can be performed?  We have an issue where a Key field (username) is erroring because of a change to the properties.  If the error is thrown, we want to be able to delete the entry right then.

Hope this makes sense.

Cheers,

Kevin

Hi all,

I was just wondering, when you throw an error inside SM31 when checking the input of a field, the toolbar disappears (Display/Change, Details, New Entries, etc).  Is there a way of keeping the toolbar, so, if an error occurs, an action can be performed?  We have an issue where a Key field (username) is erroring because of a change to the properties.  If the error is thrown, we want to be able to delete the entry right then.

Hope this makes sense.

Cheers,

Kevin

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Hi,

If you are creating a new entry and repeat the value of the key field, you have the only standard option to ignore the new entry (Shift + F8) in SM31.

If not this option, describe some details of your question.

Regards.

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Hi Leonardo,

I have a custom table that contains User IDs.  Now, if a user gets locked in the background, or they expire, but are still in the table, an error pops up saying that the user is out of the validity period or locked. 

I have made the key field editable for them, and maybe this will. help.  I also added my MODULE call inside a chain/endchain call with all the fields within, and it's opened them all up.

I am waiting for more testing to be done now.

Cheers,

Kevin