Fault exception / [DatabaseError] with simplest call about infusionsoft.net

[mfairch]

That fault is coming back from Infusionsoft. This means something is causing the database query to error out. With findByEmail you pass in a second parameter of the fields you want returned, I've seen where some fields will randomly error out. Can you provide me more information on this and I can dig in from Infusionsoft's side to see if I can find anything?

If you can provide me your appname and an email address that this is happening on i can take a look. You can email it to me if you would prefer not to post it on here. [email protected]

[piranout]

Thanks for looking at this. I sent those details to [email protected].

If there's a better approach to using the API, I'm open to that. Is using the table service with known column names less error-prone, maybe?

[scottcate]

I think you have to include the columns that you want in return.

//Find contacts dotnet styleconst string email =
"[email protected]";var contact =
client.ContactService.FindByEmail(email, p => p.Include(c => c.Id)

.Include(c => c.Email));

or

var contact = client.ContactService.FindByEmail(email, p => p.IncludeAll());

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On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 8:29 AM, piranout [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for looking at this. I sent those details to [email protected].

If there's a better approach to using the API, I'm open to that. Is using
the table service with known column names less error-prone, maybe?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/18#issuecomment-37034170
.

[mfairch]

If you pass in an empty array for the return fields, it will return the Id only. If you don't even pass in the second parameter, it will return this error: "No method matching arguments: java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String".

I think this may be related to something else since he's getting a Database error.

[scottcate]

could be a mismatch on the apikey, or connection somehow. the error
returned isn't also pointing to the actual problem.

i would try the code samples, just to see if it starts working.

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On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 8:38 AM, Michael Fairchild
[email protected]:

If you pass in an empty array for the return fields, it will return the Id
only. If you don't even pass in the second parameter, it will return this
error: "No method matching arguments: java.lang.String, java.lang.String,
java.lang.String".

I think this may be related to something else since he's getting a
Database error.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/18#issuecomment-37035037
.

[mfairch]

I think it might be related to "AccountId" column being asked for. Thats the only field I was able to get this error to throw on.

[piranout]

The .IncludeAll() construct throws the same database error as the one-parameter .FindByEmail overload call did.

This manual projection works, even with AccountId included. However, it always returns 0 for the AccountId:

var contact = client.ContactService.FindByEmail(
    email, projection => projection
        .Include(c => c.Id)
        .Include(c => c.Company)
        .Include(c => c.FirstName)
        .Include(c => c.LastName)
        .Include(c => c.Email)
        .Include(c => c.State)
        .Include(c => c.PostalCode)
        .Include(c => c.Phone1)).FirstOrDefault();

Still, this is progress. 👍

[scottcate]

FWIW, we found that the include all will error, and that has something to
do with custom fields.

maybe a custom field is null? or missing on a record? i'm not sure, but
this may help solve the Error.

please keep in touch, i'm interested to see what you find.

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On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 9:33 AM, piranout [email protected] wrote:

The .IncludeAll() construct throws the same database error as the
one-parameter .FindByEmail overload call did.

This manual projection works, even with AccountId included. However, it
always returns 0 for the AccountId:

var contact = client.ContactService.FindByEmail(
email, projection => projection
.Include(c => c.Id)
.Include(c => c.Company)
.Include(c => c.FirstName)
.Include(c => c.LastName)
.Include(c => c.Email)
.Include(c => c.State)
.Include(c => c.PostalCode)
.Include(c => c.Phone1)).FirstOrDefault();

Still, this is progress. [image: 👍]

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/18#issuecomment-37040890
.

[piranout]

Well, adding contact.AccountId to the .Include() calls made the Database Error return.

Could it be that there are nullable fields in the database mapped to non-nullable types in the .NET client? Or is this strictly a SQL query error on the server side?

[mfairch]

This is an error on our side. AccountId is mapped to CompanyId but thats for the DataService so that might be why this is happening. I will send up a ticket to development on this.

[piranout]

Don't know if this is helpful at all, but including .CompanyId gets past the error, but returns 0. (Saying "AccountId" worked in my earlier comment was a typo #18 (comment))