Automation – How to get the ExitFail message from a subscript?

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Hi Dojo,

I have a script that shows an error message when something goes wrong by using engine.ExitFail() method.

This is also visible in the automation logging.

2024/01/18 10:04:11.452|SLAutomation.exe 10.4.2347.224|20848|16900|Script|INF|-1|[Jens Vandewalle] (Script Cost and Billing - Script - Calculate Cost) Log Message: "System.Exception: Ratecard not found for resource Teleste IP receiver module 1
   at Script.FetchResourceRatecard(NodeDetails node)
   at Script.LoadRatecardsForAllNodes(IEnumerable`1 nodes)
   at Script.RunSafe(IEngine engine)
   at Script.Run(IEngine engine)"

But when I execute this script from inside another script, I don’t get the ExitFail message from that subscript.

2024/01/18 10:04:11.455|SLAutomation.exe 10.4.2347.224|20848|16116|Script|INF|-1|[Jens Vandewalle] (Script ResourceScheduling_Job DOM Button Actions) Log Message: "(Code: 0x80131500) Skyline.DataMiner.Net.Exceptions.DataMinerException: Run Subscript 'Cost and Billing - Script - Calculate Cost' Failed: 0x80004005
   at Skyline.DataMiner.Automation.Engine.InternalLaunchSubScript(String scriptName, List`1 finalOptions, Int32 inheritSubScript, Int32 extendedErrorInfo, Dictionary`2& subScriptOutput, List`1& errorMessages)
   at Skyline.DataMiner.Automation.SubScriptOptions.StartScript()
   at ResourceScheduling_Job_DOM_Button_Actions_1.Script.CalculateCostAndBilling()
   at ResourceScheduling_Job_DOM_Button_Actions_1.Script.HandleRecalculateCostAndBillingAction()
   at ResourceScheduling_Job_DOM_Button_Actions_1.Script.RunSafe()
   at ResourceScheduling_Job_DOM_Button_Actions_1.Script.Run(IEngine engine)"

How can I receive the ExitFail message from the subscript?

Jens Vandewalle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 18th January 2024

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Hi Jens,

You can retrieve the ExitFail message by setting the “Extended Error Info” flag and then using GetErrorMessages() method.

E.g.,

var script = engine.PrepareSubScript(“Cost and Billing – Script – Calculate Cos”);
script.ExtendedErrorInfo = true;

script.StartScript();
if (script.HadError)
{
var errors = script.GetErrorMessages();
// Handle errors…
}

Jens Vandewalle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 18th January 2024