CallUserCallback whenever the model is saved

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Przemyslaw Pasich asked Jan 04 2024 at 5:15 PM Jason Lightfoot commented Jan 10 2024 at 12:46 PM

CallUserCallback whenever the model is saved

Description: the model throws the following error in System Console whenever it's saved:

exception: treewin__CallUserCallback
ex: CallUserCallback

How to recreate the error:

Have a Calculated Table run a query that results in having an empty pointer 0x0 in its "result" part
Have e.g. a Dynamic text in a process flow address any cell in that Calculated Table (doesn't even need to be that empty pointer)
Now whenever the model is saved, it'll throw an error message in System Console (but saves okay)

As far as I noticed, this error is benign: I observed no erratic behavior apart from the error message appearing whenever the model is saved.

To get rid of it, just eliminate that empty pointer 0x0 from the memory of the Calculated Table - by replacing it with a non-empty pointer, by filtering it out using SQL, by changing the 0x0 into an empty string in the source table, etc.

I am attaching a dummy model that recreates the said error.

I'm making this post so that anyone looking up the enigmatic "CallUserCallback" error maybe finds a solution here - I know I was pretty worried at first when I noticed my model throws a cryptic error message whenever I saved it.

treewin_CallUserCallback on save prompted by empty pointer in Calculated Table.fsm

Software Version:

FlexSim 24.0.0

save error callusercallback

treewin-callusercallback-on-save-prompted-by-empty.fsm (28.3 KiB)

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Answer 1 · 2024-01-05T10:46:16Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Jan 05 2024 at 10:46 AM

Thanks for pointing this out in case some other users find it - it looks like this was fixed in version 24.0.1.

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