Hello,

I think we've sorted out our other issues, but there's one piece we need help with.

We have a long-running process that is kicked off by a DynamicForms submission, and will ultimately lead to a DynamicViuews report, but in the middle, we need to keep waiting until the processing is complete.

The workflow we want is as follows:

1. Enter some data (and upload a file) on Page 1. When the form is valid, then redirect to Page 2 , passing along the UniqueCompletionID.

2. Poll the database until the processing is complete for this UniqueCompletionID, then redirect to the Dynamiv view page, passing on the UniqueCompletionId.

3. Load a dynamic view on page 3 based on a view of custom data filtered by the UniqueCompletionID.

We think we have #1 ad #3 working, but #2 is stumping us.

We can setup a page with a refresh rate of, say 15-30 seconds. We'd like the page to poll the database once when it loads, and then either a) redirect to Page 3 if the polling/validation done by the DB returns a "TRUE" value, or b) do nothing until the refresh hits, at which time, poll the DB again.

It's not clear if/how we can setup a Dynamic Form to call a SQL query and then either complete the form (and redirect) or not, based on its value without any user interaction.

2. Poll the database until the processing is complete for this UniqueCompletionID, then redirect to the Dynamiv view page, passing on the UniqueCompletionId.

I am not 100% but,
You might want to look at the option in the Module Configuration | Validation Configuration

1. You enable custom Validation script
2. Enter a store procedure that handles your processing of the record, if it returns a ISVALID parameter, your Completion Event will continue.

Maybe someone in the DS staff can concur in my line of thinking or I could be wrong in my understanding of your question.

Hello,

With SQL validation the stored procedure will work perfectly fine, but the misconception is how to return the variable ISVALID.

Here is a simple example of how to return the ISVALID variable:

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DECLARE @ISValid NVARCHAR(200)

DECLARE @var int

set @var = Select Count(*) from Users
IF @var > 10
BEGIN
SET @ISValid = 'True'
--This condition makes the validation pass
SELECT @ISValid
END

ELSE
BEGIN
SET @ISValid = 'False'
--This condition will make the validation fail
SELECT @ISValid

END

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Again this is only an example of a SQL validation query.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks,

Ryan