This error is occuring when you try to read column "Caption" in the collection of records. For now, please use this temporary solution. Inside the "Read Data" element for the collections: 1) Select What record data should the process read? -> Read data from selected columns only 2) Click "Add Column" 3) Select all the needed columns except "Caption"
Hey , thank you for the prompt reply ,yes i am using the collection of records in read element , but i don't have a Caption column .This is a base lookup Is there something else that i can do ?
Is there a way to change the language a report would be generated in programmatically? I would like to have the ability to print a report in a language other than the user's set language/culture so that it can be printed in that language for others that don't have access to the system.
I have already set up the report and the translations and confirmed that if I manually change the culture of my user account the report properly prints in the correct language.
But it seems that trying to change the user's culture in a process doesn't actually change for the user.
Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no option to generate the report based on the values of certain field. As a workaround, you can manually change the system language to the required for the person who is generating the report.
We already created an idea for our R&D team for possible implementation in the future.
Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no option to generate the report based on the values of certain field. As a workaround, you can manually change the system language to the required for the person who is generating the report.
We already created an idea for our R&D team for possible implementation in the future.
Thank you. Unfortunately, the line of code to get localizable string :
var bodyTemplate = UserConnection.GetLocalizableString(ClassName, "BodyTemplate");
gives the following error in Visual Studio
'UserConnection' does not contain a definition for 'GetLocalizableString'
I had referred this link earlier, and since the definition was absent, I was wondering if I am missing something or there is any other way to get the localizable string in Source Code Schema