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Unavailability of Custom Search Forms in Golden Error View

Hi All,


I have just noticed Custom search forms are not getting displayed in Golden Error Business views , could someone help me understand if this is expected behavior and if not expected behavior can someone please help sharing suggestions to get this enabled or implemented for the Error views.

Appreciate your inputs. Thanks!

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Hello Vinoth,


This subject has been handled over on ticket, but I still wanted to provide a brief summary here for anyone who might be encountering the same behavior.


Overall, search forms not displaying can be due to 2 main things: privileges and fields not available for that view.


For the first point, here is an article to help you: https://semarchysupport.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/43000730507?portalId=43000091595


For the second, you'll need to make sure that the attributes used in your search form are compatible with the type of view you are displaying.

This part of the documentation should help: https://www.semarchy.com/doc/semarchy-xdm/xdm/latest/SemQL/navigation-list.html


In this specific case, it is due to the fact that the "Golden Data With Errors" view doesn't contain the ConstraintName.

Indeed, it corresponds to SD records, which have the B_ERROR_STATUS column set to null.

It's the AE or SE child table that contains the ConstraintName and Type details (in case a record hasn't passed multiple validations).

So your Semql must indicate something like this in your search form instead:

:SEARCH_PARAM_CONSTRAINT_NAME is null or any Errors have (ConstraintName = :SEARCH_PARAM_CONSTRAINT_NAME)


Hope that helps someone.


Have a good day.
Alexia


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Hello Vinoth,


This subject has been handled over on ticket, but I still wanted to provide a brief summary here for anyone who might be encountering the same behavior.


Overall, search forms not displaying can be due to 2 main things: privileges and fields not available for that view.


For the first point, here is an article to help you: https://semarchysupport.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/43000730507?portalId=43000091595


For the second, you'll need to make sure that the attributes used in your search form are compatible with the type of view you are displaying.

This part of the documentation should help: https://www.semarchy.com/doc/semarchy-xdm/xdm/latest/SemQL/navigation-list.html


In this specific case, it is due to the fact that the "Golden Data With Errors" view doesn't contain the ConstraintName.

Indeed, it corresponds to SD records, which have the B_ERROR_STATUS column set to null.

It's the AE or SE child table that contains the ConstraintName and Type details (in case a record hasn't passed multiple validations).

So your Semql must indicate something like this in your search form instead:

:SEARCH_PARAM_CONSTRAINT_NAME is null or any Errors have (ConstraintName = :SEARCH_PARAM_CONSTRAINT_NAME)


Hope that helps someone.


Have a good day.
Alexia


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