Does anyone know if and which table in semarchy's table structure a user can view to find errors. My client wants to view this Restrict propagation error in the database, and not in Semarchy:
Thanks,
Josh
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Alexia SIMOND
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about 1 year ago
The query behind this task is dependent on the model and whatever restrictions you may be adjusting.
Once your model stable and deployed, this task query won't change unless another model edition is deployed.
So the query may need to be updated from time to time, but only if your model and associating restrictions are evolving (so my guess would be that it should be pretty stable, at least in production).
The dashboard in itself will compute live based on this query, so once implemented, nothing will be needed on this end, except update the query if it changes (but that will be on the developer end, not the user).
But those restrictions are not considered as errors per se and calculated in flight during certification.
So the simpler way would be to extract the query behind this task (you can click on the task to access it).
And if you want to display those data, you could create a dashboard based on it.
I hope that helps.
Alexia
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Josh WILKINSON
said
about 1 year ago
Hi Alexia, when you say extract, would that be a manual process every time? Or is this something that can be repeatable? I'm not entirely sure what you mean.
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Alexia SIMOND
said
about 1 year ago
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The query behind this task is dependent on the model and whatever restrictions you may be adjusting.
Once your model stable and deployed, this task query won't change unless another model edition is deployed.
So the query may need to be updated from time to time, but only if your model and associating restrictions are evolving (so my guess would be that it should be pretty stable, at least in production).
The dashboard in itself will compute live based on this query, so once implemented, nothing will be needed on this end, except update the query if it changes (but that will be on the developer end, not the user).
Josh WILKINSON
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Does anyone know if and which table in semarchy's table structure a user can view to find errors. My client wants to view this Restrict propagation error in the database, and not in Semarchy:
Thanks,
Josh
The query behind this task is dependent on the model and whatever restrictions you may be adjusting.
Once your model stable and deployed, this task query won't change unless another model edition is deployed.
So the query may need to be updated from time to time, but only if your model and associating restrictions are evolving (so my guess would be that it should be pretty stable, at least in production).
The dashboard in itself will compute live based on this query, so once implemented, nothing will be needed on this end, except update the query if it changes (but that will be on the developer end, not the user).
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Hello Josh,
Generally speaking, validations errors are stored in xE_ tables:
> https://www.semarchy.com/doc/semarchy-xdm/xdm/latest/Integrate/table-structures.html
But those restrictions are not considered as errors per se and calculated in flight during certification.
So the simpler way would be to extract the query behind this task (you can click on the task to access it).
And if you want to display those data, you could create a dashboard based on it.
I hope that helps.
Alexia
Josh WILKINSON
Hi Alexia, when you say extract, would that be a manual process every time? Or is this something that can be repeatable? I'm not entirely sure what you mean.
Alexia SIMOND
The query behind this task is dependent on the model and whatever restrictions you may be adjusting.
Once your model stable and deployed, this task query won't change unless another model edition is deployed.
So the query may need to be updated from time to time, but only if your model and associating restrictions are evolving (so my guess would be that it should be pretty stable, at least in production).
The dashboard in itself will compute live based on this query, so once implemented, nothing will be needed on this end, except update the query if it changes (but that will be on the developer end, not the user).
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