For all and stored procedure

[JomarGF]

Hi all

The code below saves only 9 records out of 50 (from collPropAssets) to my SQL table and ignores the rest. Is there a limit on how many times you can trigger SProc?

ForAll(
collPropAssets,
spAdd_collPropAssets.Run(
AssetNotes,
AssetActive,
AssetID,
AssetLocation,
AssetLocLevel,
AssetNo,
AssetNoSufx,
AssetTypeDesc,
chkYesNo,
fkAssetCategoryID,
fkAssetTypeID,
fkPropertyID,
intInspResult,
TestingRoutineDesc
)
);

Your input is very much appreciated.

Jomar

[JamesYumnam]

Hi @JomarGF if only 9 records are being added from the collection everytime the flow runs, then most probably there could be some issue with the 10th record in the collection. To troubleshoot, please try adding the 10th record only using the SProc and see if it gets added.

[JomarGF]

Apologies if I was not clear.

The collection (collPropAssets) have confirmed 50 records but when I use FOR ALL to save the collection, it only saves 9 records to the table.

[JomarGF]

If someone can confirm that Stored Procedure can be used inside FOR ALL without any issue? Thank you.

[JamesYumnam · Accepted solution]

inside For All, the actual addition of these records into the sql table is being done by spAdd_collPropAssets.Run().

If 9 records are being added and the rest of the records are not, it can be because  spAdd_collPropAssets.Run() failed on the 10th record. And this failure could be because, the 10th record is not in correct format or any other SQL related error. So, if you could check running the SProc only for the 10th record and check if it is getting added, you can atleast figure out that the record is in correct format or not.

Please let me know if you need more clarification. 

[JomarGF]

Thanks!