Hi!
My question today is about TryParse. I did the TryParse according to the workflow in UiDemo, but it didnt work! (The value in the CashIn did not transfer to dbl_CashIn). I wonder what is the problem?
Hi!
My question today is about TryParse. I did the TryParse according to the workflow in UiDemo, but it didnt work! (The value in the CashIn did not transfer to dbl_CashIn). I wonder what is the problem?
Can you share the code you used in TryParse?
Can you share your project in a ZIP file?
Yes, for sure!
Here is my zip file with one transaction in it, where the Cash in is 1001, so it should return an error in the condition when Cash_In is > 1000, but it did not.
Thanks for your help!
UiDemo Practice.zip (1.7 MB)
Use Step Into to see what dbl_CashIn and CashIn are when it gets to the “CashIn <1000” Flow Decision. I think a different values are being loaded to Orchestrator than are in the Excel file.
Hi Antony,
I used the step into activity, but it doesn’t transfer the CashIn to dbl_CashIn. I tried in the debug mode previously.
The values I used is the values I created to make sure that CashIn is >1000, so I can make sure that dbl_CashIn returns a business exception when it gets there.
Double.TryParse will just return a true or false value. You should assign the Parsed Value explicitly using Assign activity and Double.Parse.
ex.
Assign dbl_CashIn = Double.Parse(CashIn) or
Assign dbl_CashIn = CDBL(CashIn)
That works!
Thanks @Emman_Pelayo
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