I am trying to create a DB table that contains all the errors my app is causing.
The table contains 4 properties: message, time, method, code.
On every Codeless method, I use a try/catch block, and have
a save object block in the catch segment.
However, the error variable does not appear in the database as it should. Furthermore, I do not know how to capture the error code. Is there a better way to do this?
The error variable contains an object. The object has the following properties: code and message. You can retrieve these properties using the Get Property block:
Regards,
Mark
Got it!
@mark-piller also want to get the input into the errors table, to investigate.
I have created a JSON column in the table called “data” and I am doing this:
But the column is coming up empty. Is there something I am missing?
I created a table with JSON column:
Here’s my codeless method for an API service:
Here’s the logic of the method:
Method invocation:
and finally the result:
The message is coming in perfectly but the code is not. Is the code an integrer or string, maybe my DB schema is wrong?
The code property is a number. Here’s a simple way to check when in doubt - open the Network tab in the browser and see what the server returns:
thanks
