I get an error whenever try to retrieve or write data to/from the fields task.ReminderDateTime and task.IsReminderSet. (I have no trouble accessing other task fields using the same code.
I have upgraded from Office Toolkit 3.0 to version 4.0, but this has not corrected the problem.
The fields and their attributes all look OK in the Apex Exlporer.
When a user has insufficient privileges to delete a record -- say, an opportunity owned by someone else -- the delete fails but there's no error message. The following code is straight out of the Office Tolkit VB code sample:
On Error GoTo handleError Dim MyOppObject(1) As SObject3 Set MyOppObject(0) = g_sfApi.CreateObject("opportunity") MyOppObject(0)("id") = MyID
g_sfApi.Delete MyOppObject, False
But no error is triggered when the delete fails due to insufficient privileges.
When a user has insufficient privileges to delete a record -- say, an opportunity owned by someone else -- the delete fails but there's no error message. The following code is straight out of the Office Tolkit VB code sample:
On Error GoTo handleError Dim MyOppObject(1) As SObject3 Set MyOppObject(0) = g_sfApi.CreateObject("opportunity") MyOppObject(0)("id") = MyID
g_sfApi.Delete MyOppObject, False
But no error is triggered when the delete fails due to insufficient privileges.
When a user has insufficient privileges to delete a record -- say, an opportunity owned by someone else -- the delete fails but there's no error message. The following code is straight out of the Office Tolkit VB code sample:
On Error GoTo handleError Dim MyOppObject(1) As SObject3 Set MyOppObject(0) = g_sfApi.CreateObject("opportunity") MyOppObject(0)("id") = MyID
g_sfApi.Delete MyOppObject, False
But no error is triggered when the delete fails due to insufficient privileges.
When a user has insufficient privileges to delete a record -- say, an opportunity owned by someone else -- the delete fails but there's no error message. The following code is straight out of the Office Tolkit VB code sample:
On Error GoTo handleError Dim MyOppObject(1) As SObject3 Set MyOppObject(0) = g_sfApi.CreateObject("opportunity") MyOppObject(0)("id") = MyID
g_sfApi.Delete MyOppObject, False
But no error is triggered when the delete fails due to insufficient privileges.
I am currently writing an Excel macro that does, for example the following query:
select Id, Owned_by__c, Owned_by__r.FirstName from Vehicle__c where Owned_by__r.IsPersonAccount=true
Vehicle__c is a custom object with a lookup relationship to Account. We have Person Accounts enabled.
In the resulting QueryResultSet3 object, I can access all fields from the Vehicle__c object, but not those from the related Account object I asked for in the query (e.g. Owned_by__r.FirstName).
Can anyone point me in the right direction on this one?
sObject[] objArray = objs.ToArray(); SaveResult[] resArray = new SaveResult[objs.Count]; DebuggingInfo debInfo = binding.create(sessionHeader, new AssignmentRuleHeader(), new MruHeader(), new DebuggingHeader(), new EmailHeader(), objArray, out resArray);
The accountIds and opportunityIds were retrieved earlier in the code through the API. I have confirmed that they are valid IDs, referring to the correct accounts and opportunities that already exist in the DB.
For each task that I try to inset, I receive the following error message:
Error code is: INVALID_FIELD_FOR_INSERT_UPDATE Error message: Unable to create/update fields: AccountId. Please check the security settings of this field and verify that it is read/write for your profile.
The error code and message seem to imply that I cannot create a task with an accountId. This seems strange, as I want to relate the task to the accountId.
Any idea on what the error message means, and how I can fix this so that I can insert tasks into the DB through the API? (And regarding the instruction to check the security settings of this field, etc, I have done some poking around in my account and I could not find where to do this, if this would indeed solve my problem).
I seem to be unable to find a solution to this error. These field names exist in my enterprise wsdl, though if I try to set them, the creat call fails with that error message.
Any advice?
Here is my function:
private void createTheFollowUpEvent() { //Create an event object to send to the service Task myTask = new Task(); //Set several properties myTask.WhatId = opportunityID; myTask.WhoId = ContactID; myTask.IsReminderSet = false; myTask.ActivityDate = cldCloseDate.TodaysDate.ToUniversalTime(); myTask.Description = txtCallSubject.Text; myTask.Subject = "Follow up call"; myTask.OwnerId = userId; myTask.Status = "Completed";
// Add the account to an array of SObjects sObject[] records = new sObject[] { myTask }; // Invoke the create call, passing in the account properties // and saving the results in a SaveResult object SaveResult[] saveResults = binding.create(records); // Access the new ID String newID = saveResults[0].id;
} private void createAnotherEvent() { //Create an event object to send to the service Task myTask = new Task(); //Set the properties myTask.WhatId = opportunityID; myTask.WhoId = ContactID; myTask.IsReminderSetSpecified = true; myTask.IsReminderSet = true; myTask.ReminderDateTimeSpecified = true; myTask.ReminderDateTime = cldFollowUpDate.SelectedDate.ToUniversalTime(); myTask.ActivityDate = cldFollowUpDate.SelectedDate.ToUniversalTime(); myTask.ActivityDateSpecified = true; myTask.Description = txtTaskSubject.Text; myTask.Subject = "Follow Up on " + quoteNumber; myTask.OwnerId = ownerID; myTask.Status = "Not Started";
// Add the account to an array of SObjects sObject[] records = new sObject[] { myTask }; // Invoke the create call, passing in the account properties // and saving the results in a SaveResult object SaveResult[] saveResults = binding.create(records); // Access the new ID String newID = saveResults[0].id;
