Error : Invalid Parameter 1 For Function CreateRecord When Approving The Fluid Forms In Portal
(Doc ID 2706655.1)
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
Getting an error when approving Fluid forms in Portal Unified navigation
The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
1. Create a Form using Design Form tile
2. Fill out the form and submit for approval
3. Access pending approvals through portal , facing error
Invalid parameter 1 for function CreateRecord
EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.awCore.txnConfig.data.OnExecute Name:getAppRec PCPC:4711 Statement:71
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.headerPanel.data.OnExecute Name:initAppTxndata Statement:8
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.headerPanel.control.OnExecute Name:viewHeaderPage Statement:41
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.mainControl.OnExecute Name:CPRowClick Statement:122
Called from:EOAWMA_MAIN_FL.GBL.EOAW_CONTPNLTWK.MORE_BUTTON.FieldChange Statement:1
The specified parameter is not correct for the function. It may be the wrong type of parameter (string, number, record.field, etc) or an invalid value in this context.
Review the program for errors. If necessary, run a PeopleCode trace to determine the program that failed. Alternatively, for functions defined within PeopleCode, check the function declaration to verify they are correct.
EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.awCore.txnConfig.data.OnExecute Name:getAppRec PCPC:4711 Statement:71
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.headerPanel.data.OnExecute Name:initAppTxndata Statement:8
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.headerPanel.control.OnExecute Name:viewHeaderPage Statement:41
Called from:EOAW_APPROVAL_MM_FL.mainControl.OnExecute Name:CPRowClick Statement:122
Called from:EOAWMA_MAIN_FL.GBL.EOAW_CONTPNLTWK.MORE_BUTTON.FieldChange Statement:1
The specified parameter is not correct for the function. It may be the wrong type of parameter (string, number, record.field, etc) or an invalid value in this context.
Review the program for errors. If necessary, run a PeopleCode trace to determine the program that failed. Alternatively, for functions defined within PeopleCode, check the function declaration to verify they are correct.
Cause
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