Hello community!

When we create a Business Process is there C#  code generated automatically that relates to that process ?

If so where and how can I find it ?

I need the answer for debugging purposes.sa

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Sasori

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Good day,

 

Thank you for your question.

If you are using some custom methods or functions in the business processes, your code should be displayed in the source code of the process:

 

Thank you.

Thank you very much for the response Artem!

I can not see the code that is generated behind the Low-Code elements like 'Add Data' for example ?

Where is that code located , or is it generated during runtime ?

Sasori

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Hi Team,

We have deleted a Business Process on our dev Environment.

When deploying the custom pacakge to our Test Environment i recieve the following error

'Error occured while performing operation on "Process_123412" item, UId = 589g53bc-gh11-50e8-8c66-5655abb06dd1.'

'023-06-14 17:54:18,841 Npgsql.PostgresException (0x80004005): 23503: update or delete on table "SysSchema" violates foreign key constraint "FKTj5Ti40nTBMfs8akfdQmBIa25bs" on table "SysSchema"'

 

How can i solve this deployment issue ?

Sasori

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Hello!

The generation of the source code can't help solve the problem. You need to find the missing schema in the development environment for building the dependency and binding resources to the package.

Hello,

 

The mentioned constraint refers to the ParentId column.

This means that you are trying to install a process that has a parent ID that does not exist on your target application.

 

You need to install the parent first, or simply remove it.

 

Thank you.

Hi Artem,

Thank your for the response!

Can the generation of the source code in the DEV-Environemnt fix this problem ?

Sasori

 

Hello!

The generation of the source code can't help solve the problem. You need to find the missing schema in the development environment for building the dependency and binding resources to the package.

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