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Getting this error: Cannot post data Row cannot be located for updating
Posted: 03 May 06 4:01 PM
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lexapro side effects in women lexapro side effects after 1 week website lexapro side effects alcohol fiogf49gjkf0d I am running SLX 6.2.2. When trying to update one of the fields of a custom table attached to the ACCOUNTPRODUCT table, I get this errror.
I have researched this problem extensively. I even called SalesLogix support and they suggested I recreated the row (a new accountproduct row).
Does anybody have an explanation for this?. Have you come across this issue?
Thanks a lot
Luisa
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Re: Getting this error: Cannot post data Row cannot be located for updating
Posted: 03 May 06 6:12 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Thank you Ryan,
Actually the controls are bounded to the database fields. So there is no specific code to validate the input.
In this form, I can only change fields selecting from Picklists and calendar dates. I am using teh DateTimeEdit control. I read in another forum that the DateTimePicker has problems.
In the same forum, I learned that sometimes for some records there are issues with the precision of some fields through the SLX provider. I can not confirm any of this.
The user that discovered the problem is a remote user. I manage 70 remote users all in Asia. This one goes between the US and Korea. When he is there, he changes the laptop time to the local time zone. I am not sure if this is a problem, since dates are stored in GMT.
What I do notice is that when I start the form (bounded to the ACCOUNTPRODUCT table), and start selecting different systems (accountproduct), the moment I select the "offending" one, the Save button in the toolbar becomes available (without even updating the form). If I try to save it to continuing browsing other systems, I get that error.
SalesLogix support suggested I created a new record and transfer the data from the old "bad" row to this new row. This is what I am doing now, but I would like to know why.
Following is the code I execute when the form opens and changes . the IS Department function is there in order to detect if a user is authorized to create, delete or re-assign systems.
Thanks for your help and interest.
Luisa
Sub AXFormOpen(Sender)
If Is_Department_Member("PDI","FSAdmin","FSAdmin") = True Or Is_Department_Member("PDI","FSSJO","FSSJO") = True Then
pnlButtons.Visible = True
Else
pnlButtons.Visible = False
End If
If Is_Department_Member("PDI","FSAdmin","FSAdmin") = True Then
pklToolStatus.ButtonVisible = True
pklToolStatus.Color = Application.BasicFunctions.StringToColor("Window")
pklToolStatus.ReadOnly = False
Else
Call Disable_Dates()
pklToolStatus.ButtonVisible = False
pklToolStatus.Color = Application.BasicFunctions.StringToColor("btnFace")
pklToolStatus.ReadOnly = True
End If
Call Enable_Disable_Warranty_End_Date()
End Sub
Sub AXFormChange(Sender)
Dim strQuery
Call Set_Warranty_Msg()
lueAccount.Text = Get_Account_Name(lueAccount.LookupID)
strQuery = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TICKET WHERE URGENCYID = " & Add_Quotes(Get_Data_Value("URGENCY","URGENCYID", "DESCRIPTION", "System Down", "")) & " AND " & _
"USERFIELD3 = " & Add_Quotes(txtAccountProductID.Text) & ""
txtTimesDown.Text = Count_Records(strQuery)
Call Set_Old_Field_Values()
If Trim(lueModel.LookupID) <> "" Then
lueModel.Text = Get_Data_Value("PRODUCT", "ACTUALID", "PRODUCTID", lueModel.LookupID, "")
txtESIPartNumber.Text = Get_Data_Value_SQL("SELECT PARTID FROM PDIPARTS PARTS INNER JOIN PDIPREXT PR ON PARTS.PDIPARTSID = PR.PDIPARTSID WHERE PRODUCTID = " & Add_Quotes(lueModel.LookupID) & "","")
End If
pklToolStatusOLD.Text = pklToolStatus.Text
Call pklToolStatusOnChange(pklToolStatus)
End Sub
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Re: Getting this error: Cannot post data Row cannot be located for updating
Posted: 03 May 06 8:21 PM
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lamictal pregnancy cleft lip lamictal pregnancy fiogf49gjkf0d More info
I finished the vb script to:
1. Create a dummy system (accountproduct row - custom table pdiapext)
2. Transfer the information from the "bad" system to the dummy system.
3. Transfer all tickets, history and all dependent info for the accountproduct table to this new system
When I finished, the script successfully transferred all information from the dependent tables, however when I issued the update command in the recordset, it gave me the same error.
the script could not update the "new" system with the old info, and could not delete the "bad" row either.
Here is the code:
Sub BGoClick(Sender)
Dim objRS2, objSLXDB, i
Set objSLXDB = New SLX_DB
strSQL1 = " Update ticketaccountproduct set accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strToAPID & chr(39) & _
" where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
objSLXDB.ExecuteSQL(strSQL1)
strSQL1 = " Update c_AcctProductHistory set accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strToAPID & chr(39) & _
" where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
objSLXDB.ExecuteSQL(strSQL1)
strSQL1 = " Update c_AccountProductParts set accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strToAPID & chr(39) & _
" where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
objSLXDB.ExecuteSQL(strSQL1)
strSQL1 = " Select createuser, createdate, modifyuser, modifydate, manufdate, " & _
" shipdate, wenddate, systemid, swrev, catpdate, sysstatus, custsysid, apnotes, " & _
" fatpdate, datpath, esijobi, esijobw, fabindate, esipartid " & _
" from pdiapext where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
Set objRS1 = objSLXDB.GetNewRecordset
objRS1.Open strSQL1, objSLXDB.Connection
strSQL1 = " Select createuser, createdate, modifyuser, modifydate, manufdate, " & _
" shipdate, wenddate, systemid, swrev, catpdate, sysstatus, custsysid, apnotes, " & _
" fatpdate, datpath, esijobi, esijobw, fabindate, esipartid " & _
" from pdiapext where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strToAPID & chr(39)
Set objRS2 = objSLXDB.GetNewRecordset
objRS2.Open strSQL1, objSLXDB.Connection
if not objRS2.EOF Then
For i = 0 to 18
objRS2(i).Value = objRS1(i).Value
Next
objRS2("systemid").value = strFromSystem
objRS2.UpdateBatch
end If
objRS2.Close
objRS1.Close
strSQL1 = " Delete From AccountProduct where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
objSLXDB.ExecuteSQL(strSQL1)
strSQL1 = " Delete From PDIAPEXT where accountproductid = " & chr(39) & strFromAPID & chr(39)
objSLXDB.ExecuteSQL(strSQL1)
Set objRS2 = Nothing
Set objRS1 = Nothing
Set objSLXDB = Nothing
End Sub
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Re: Getting this error: Cannot post data Row cannot be located for updating
Posted: 04 May 06 7:36 AM
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lexapro and weed safe lexapro and weed trip fiogf49gjkf0d There is a bug I found a while back in SLX if your date field is formatted for just date (no time) and you enter a date that falls on the beginning of daylight savings time (I think 4/2/2006 or 4/2/2007) you will get the error you mentioned. |
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Re: Getting this error: Cannot post data Row cannot be located for updating - STATUS
Posted: 04 May 06 3:55 PM
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amoxicillin without insurance amoxicillin cost without prescription fiogf49gjkf0d Thank you Jim for your information.
I analyzed all dates in the record I was trying to update. The form has fields from ACCOUNTPRODUCT and APEXT (custom table).
There were in total 8 dates in the form. I found the "offending one" in a custom field called: ManufDate (Manufactured Date).
the content in SQL Server was 10/31/2005 07:00:00. If you substract 8 hours (we are in California PST), then it would give you the date when we changed the clock last year.
What is strange to me is that I was not trying to update any date, but the status field (alpha). When I modified the date through a script, the problem was resolved.
Thank you for your help. Now I can call SalesLogix and tell me what we found out. This can happen again.
I hope this helps somebody else and do not waste all the time I did in trying to research this.
Thanks again for everybody's help
Luisa
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