PeopleCode Error When Clicking Cancel On Add Mailing Address After Hiding A Field in Page Field Configurator - "Variable contains a reference to a row object that has been deleted"
(Doc ID 2546071.1)
Last updated on JANUARY 26, 2024
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise HCM Human Resources - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
On : 9.2 version, Job / Personal Information
PeopleCode error on Add mailing address after hiding a field (Page Field Configurator)
When user (who doesn't have any existing mailing address), clicks on "Add Mailing Address" and clicks "Cancel" it throws "PeopleCode Error".
ERROR
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Variable contains a reference to a row object that has been deleted.
EOCC_COMP_CONFIG.Utility.ConfigureDisplay.OnExecute Name:HideUnhideFields PCPC:5933 Statement:121
Called from EOCC_COMP_CONFIG.Utility.ConfigureDisplay.OnExecute Name:SetDisplay Statement:137
Called from EOCC_COMP_CONFIG.Utility.ConfigureDisplay.OnExecute Name:ProcessConfiguration Statement:19
Called from EOCC_COMP_CONFIG.Services.Page_Activate.OnExecute Name:execute Statement:6
A Peoplecode variable contains an object referring to a row.record. or field that no longer exists.
This is an application error. It can happen if the reference is stored in the variable, and the row is subsequently flushed or removed following a save, or if the reference is stored in a global variable and accessed after the component has been exited.
Use the Application Reviewer or Peoplecode trace to locate the point of the error and correct the program.
STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps-
1. Go to :Enterprise Components>Page and Field configuration> Page and Field Configurator>Page configuration to hide DESCR2 field on HR_EE_ADDR_FL component
2. Login into PeopleSoft, Go to Employee Self-Service > Personal Details > Addresses page..
3. Select an employee who has no mailing address >Click Add Mailing address
4. Now click Cancel
5. Error occurs.
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