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    SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

    I built a disconnected proof-of-concept application on a UX component that is doing what I want. The parent list(no detail part) is linked to the child list with a detail part. All lists populate with the correct information.

    I want to compute a session variable in the on dialog initialize like: session.somevar=�some value�.

    I defined this session variable as an argument in the lists. In the SQL for the child list I updated to the sql:

    Select * from sometable where somevalue = :somevar.

    When starting the application and clicking on the first list, the second list opens with the correct information. Clicking on a row in the second list, populates the detail part correctly. Updating the detail part however, via the Synchronize button, I get an error message: �One or more argument values were referenced in the sql query, but were not found in the argument list�.

    I updated one of the mobile sample applications to follow a similar type structure and got the same message.

    Does anyone have any suggestions?
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    Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

    I wanted to bump this and see if perhaps there may be some information forth-coming.

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      Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

      The error is indicating that your query is referencing the argument :servicemonth, but that argument has not been defined. The only argument that has been defined, in the scope of this call, is the :primarykey_1_1 argument. Where are you defining :servicemonth?
      Jim Coltz
      Alpha Custom Database Solutions, LLC
      A5CustomSolutions.com
      [email protected]

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        Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

        Hi,

        Service month is defined as a list argument. It originates from a session variable and is defined in the arguments property in list properties. In the parent list there is no issue. The child records retrieve properly; the error occurs when the insert or update is attempted.

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          Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

          In this case, I would build a test case against the Northwind database, of a stripped down version of the one you are using, and if able to duplicate it, send it off to Alpha.
          Jim Coltz
          Alpha Custom Database Solutions, LLC
          A5CustomSolutions.com
          [email protected]

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            Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

            Remove the primary key field of the record you are submitting from the UX, or set the ID (Primary key) to Updateable to No in the bindings.
            Last edited by peteconway; 07-29-2015, 08:22 PM.
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              Re: SQL Error in child list on update using list arguments

              Originally posted by Jim Coltz View Post
              In this case, I would build a test case against the Northwind database, of a stripped down version of the one you are using, and if able to duplicate it, send it off to Alpha.
              Thank you Jim. Good suggestion. I replicated the issue using northwind and sent it in. Got a reply it was a bug and would be fixed tomorrow morning in prerelease. Thanks you all!

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