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John - Crystal have created a custom class to output a configurable error message and have sold this to a couple of clients. We effectively turn the validation into an operation that displays a message if the condition is met and stops the workflow from proceeding.
This works really well but would not be required if a validation operation could output a custom message instead of what it does today.
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I'd suggest that this is a much higher priority for Brewin. We have actually implemented a custom java class to provide the ability to configure meaningful error messages to users and have implemented this at a number of clients. Without this, error messages are extremely confusing.
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This is a big problem for Brewin Dolphin too. The messages are even worse if there are multiple associated objects, as it repeats for as many objects as you have (even when they are not in any error condition). It is pretty much indecipherable. We have had to instead implement a custom java action as an operation that outputs a configurable (via parameter) error message using an Operation with a When clause to detect the error.
A possible solution to this is do NOT repeat the errors for every row associated and provide an option for a user-defined error message to be provided if that validation fails.
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