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06-01-2020 09:10 AM
Yes. I just didnt have it in the version I posted. Updated it. It has the grhasci.update
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06-01-2020 09:12 AM
Can you share that exact code? Maybe there's just a typo.
Also try to add debugging (or if Orlando, use logpoints). With debugging, you could easily see where your script is still working, and from which points it fails/doesn't reach, if the variables contain the values you would expect, etc.. This helps to pinpoint much quicker
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06-01-2020 09:13 AM
A I see you updated the code.
At least this will not work:
grhasci.setValue('model_id.sys_id=', target_modelsysid);
Try:
grhasci.setValue('model_id', target_modelsysid);
Do debug if the below while actually is reached. And if it concerns a large number or records, look at what I wrote about updateMultiple.
while (grhasci.next()){
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06-01-2020 09:28 AM
I think this is working now: grhasci.setValue('model_id', target_modelsysid);
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06-01-2020 09:52 AM
Glad that it's working now.
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