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jwagner
2 years agoNew Contributor III
SQL Table Editor - Unable to Insert New Row
I am trying to insert a row into a OneStream Application SQL Table through the SQL editor Dashboard component. I am getting the following error message.
Is this something that needs to be ...
- 2 years ago
jwagner This is a bug of sorts with versions prior to V8.2. when you created the table XFT_Division_Mapping you might have set the row number column to an Identity Column. If you are using the STE to insert the row numbers, then don't create the column as identity:
--With identity: CREATE TABLE XFT_Division_Mapping ( RowNumber int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, DivisionName varchar(255) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (RowNumber) ); -Without Identity: CREATE TABLE XFT_Division_Mapping ( RowNumber int (1,1) NOT NULL, DivisionName varchar(255) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (RowNumber) );You could also try removing any reference to Row Number (or whatever column is set to IDENTITY) from the STE so that It's not trying to insert a value into the identity column.
- 2 years ago
I get around this by handling all the table inserts and updates with code in a dashboard extender. I write a method to calculate the next row Id and add it to the record(s) being inserted. Then do the insert manually as well using sql. Finally update and return the SQLTableEditorTaskResult to reflect your work in the table.
RobbSalzmann
2 years agoValued Contributor II
I get around this by handling all the table inserts and updates with code in a dashboard extender. I write a method to calculate the next row Id and add it to the record(s) being inserted. Then do the insert manually as well using sql. Finally update and return the SQLTableEditorTaskResult to reflect your work in the table.
- jwagner2 years agoNew Contributor III
Ok thank you Rob, I guess there isn't a way to accomplish this with component logic only.
- RobbSalzmann2 years agoValued Contributor II
Yeah that seems the reality. Maybe it’s better in 8.2, but I know that’s a big upgrade, you’d rather do it with the version you’re on.
start a new thread if you want help with the code. We can give you a hand.
- jwagner2 years agoNew Contributor III
Do you have any sample code I could use to get started with the dashboard extender??
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