Hi,
The appendText that comes with any error message contains additional info
that can help you pinpoint the error.
Usually when ARERR [326] is diesplayed, you get something like this:
MessageType: 2
MessageNum: 326
MessageText: Required field cannot be reset to a NULL value
AppendedText: 8
In my user-client, the 8 is then converted to the field name, which is
"Short Description".
The finally displayed to me, the user, as:
"ARERR [326] Required field cannot be reset to a NULL value : Short
Description"
It is up to the program displaying/writing the error message to do the
text rendering and any translation.
I suspect that the InputDoc is the literal text returned by your client.
It may have some special meaning. It is probably related to some issue
with the web-service definition or permissions to the web-service. Or you
may have problems between the web-service consumer and web-service
provider due to incompatibility.
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> Mark,
>
> Do you mean that InputDoc is the field name? I know in the forms where
> webservice defined there is no such field. I may need to find out which
> form
> has this InputDoc field.
>
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