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Newbie here again. I�ve managed to get my program to update to the DEV site, however, my production level code does not seem to update on Salesforce�s side. I do not get any errors when I run, and even get the final message I have built in saying X files written. I have generated a wsdl for our enterprise and have each of the needed fields referenced properly (I think). Any suggestions? Thanks in advance
Code:
SQL statements and login statements above this section
Try
Dim account1 As Enterprise.Assets__c
Dim account As Enterprise.Account
Dim accs(1) As Enterprise.sObject
account1 = New Enterprise.Assets__c
account = New Enterprise.Account
If accounts Is Nothing Then
account.AccountNumber = "0000000"
Else
account.AccountNumber = "000000" & (accounts.Length & 1)
End If
account1.Name = "test" 'r1("model")
account1.Type__c = "copier"
account1.Customer_Number__c = R1("CUSTOMER_NUMBER")
account1.Make__c = "sharp"
account1.Vendor__c = "ABS"
account1.Contract__c = "1ch"
account1.Model__c = "DR5020"
account1.OwnerId = "BBSJAX"
accs(0) = account1
binding.create(accs)
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine(vbCrLf & "Failed to create account, error message was: " & vbCrLf & ex.Message)
End Try
End If
Catch statements for me below here
Hmm... not sure what is happening here. Can you remove the unused sample code from you post and just put the code that you want executed in? It's a little difficult to determine what you are doing. If you are not create an Account, remove the lines that reference the account variable.
Also, what are you expectiing to see (how are you determining that it is not working)?
I couldn't execute your code, but, the one thing that stands out is your OwnerId. Normally your ID's are an "ID" object.
The string value normally would look something like: "00530050000cmhmABA"
By default the OwnerId will be set to the current user. Try just removing that line and see if it works.