I am running an automation to validate field attributes values. Having logic with multiple attributes. I am doing this in a ScriptRunner function.
Is there a way to display an error message to user and prevent data to be saved until data is corrected?
I tried throwing an exception, but was not able to create properly the exception. Is there a simple way to do this?
Hi @G_ Langevin, if you are validating it during a workflow transition you can use the out of the box "Asset Validator".
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Melo
If you are talking about the validator with a regular expression? This can only validate the format of a field. But you cannot do logic with multiple fields.
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Hi @G_ Langevin, I was talking about the regular Asset validator, on my end I can use AQL to verify multiples attributes. Are you also validating multiple Asset fields?
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Based of field_1 value, the Field2 must have a value and not be null. If another value, field3 must have a value.
This may work. Did you do something like this?
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Hi @G_ Langevin
I did not. I would usually use it to do a simple check for assets on a custom field during a workflow transition. Now having more information regarding your requirement I'm not sure if the "Asset Validator" would be enough or the best way of going about it. I hope you find a solution.
Please let me know if you have any other questions regarding basic Asset functionality.
Cheers,
Melo
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