When you get this error:
The class method for the specified action %1 could not be found
It probably means you have regenerated you classes using the AIF document wizard, or that you have imported the AIF classes without id’s.
You can use this job to fix the class id’s in the AIFAction table:
static void KlForFixAIFActions(Args _args)
{
AIFAction aIFAction;
ClassId classId;
// inner method:
// spit string at delimeter, keep left substring
str lSplit( str _s, str _delimeter )
{
str s = "";
int pos;
int len = strlen( _s );
pos = strfind( _s, _delimeter, 0, len );
s = strdel( _s,pos,len-pos+1);
return s;
}
;
// fix all actions
while select aIFAction
{
// get 'real' classid
classId = classname2id(lSplit(aIFAction.ActionId, '.'));
// check if classid and classname match
if(aIFAction.ClassId != classId)
{
if(classId == 0)
{
// class does not exist
warning(strfmt("Class %1 does not exist", lSplit(aIFAction.ActionId, '.')));
}
else
{
// doesn't match
// update classid
ttsbegin;
aIFAction.selectForUpdate(true);
aIFAction.ClassId = classId;
aIFAction.update();
info(strfmt('Action %1 updated', aIFAction.ActionId));
ttscommit;
}
}
}
info('done');
}
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Cheryl
on August 19, 2011 at 03:03
Thanks for much for this code!
Vimal
on November 1, 2016 at 07:49
Superb it resolved My issue