This means on your SmartObject, there is a property ID, and ID needs to have a valid value specified when you attempt to execute the 'Execute' method.

You need to check if any value has been passed into the ID property in your SmartObject Execute method inside your workflow. If you are mapping a data field to the ID property, then you need to make sure that data field is populated with a value before you go on and execute your SmartObject.

Hello DM1007,

I actually encountered the same issue a few days ago, and this is how I resolved it..On the rules, under actions, make use of the "execute a view method" instead of a "Execute a smartobject method" and then configure it. These two actions perform the same thing with interacting with the database, however, the latter is the one that seems to be a problem especially when working with multiple views on the same form.

See the screen shot attached. Use the first method instead.

I hope this will help in resolving your issue.

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Thanks,

Katleho

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Thanks Katlehon, that was what i used to resloved it