In the PDC Errors workspace, you can create, view, and edit the error codes used for field validation. It also allows you to define error codes and messages in other languages.

The Errors workspace allows you to create customized text for error codes to make it easier for business users to understand the problem, instead of having to interpret an error code. An error is a simple collection of 3 strings, which is eventually attached to a validation rule. When a validation is triggered, the text in the error message is displayed.

For example, you can define the Inception date missing error as, Inception date cannot be NULL and attached to the Inception date validation, which in-turn is attached to the Inception date field. So if you create an entity/fund and the Inception date field is left as blank, then the inception date validation is triggered and you will see the Inception date error message in the user interface.

An error can be defined as either critical or warning.

Critical: It triggers an exception and does not pass the field's release level status until it is resolved.
Warning: It triggers a soft exception but does NOT affect the field's release level status and moves on to the next authorization level.

On this page

1 About the Ribbon
2 Create Error Codes
3 Edit Error Codes
4 Delete Error Codes
5 Error Codes for Selected Languages
6 Search for Error Codes
7 Define View of Errors Workspace

About the Ribbon

The Errors workspace's Error tab provides you with following set of options to manage errors.

Group	Option	Actions

Group	Option	Actions
Manage	Create New	Creates a new error code.
	Edit	Edits an error code.
	Duplicate	Duplicates an error code.
	Delete	Deletes an error code.
Translate	Select Languages	Allows you to specify error code description in other languages.
Distribution	Export	Exports the error data displayed in the workspace to an Excel or CSV file.
Distribution	Print	Prints the error data displayed in the workspace.
Clipboard	Copy	Allows you to select an item in the workspace and copy it to the clipboard.
Tools	Search	Allows you to search, view recent error searches, and save search criteria for reuse.
	Find	Enables you to find data in the workspace.
	View Row	Provides a vertical snapshot of the data in a row.

Create Error Codes

In the Create New Error page, you can add error codes to use with field validations.

To add an error code:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
On the Error tab, in the Manage group, Click create New.
You see the Create New Error page.
In the Center list, select Portfolio Data Center.
In the Code box, type a unique identifier for the code, if required.
Otherwise, by default, when you select the center, the error code is auto-generated.
Select the Severity for the error. The available options are:
1. Critical: This option prevents the entity/fund from being fully released. The error is considered as critical and to proceed further, the error must be rectified.
2. Warning: This option displays warning to the user but does not prevent an entity/fund from being fully released. The error is considered as more of an informational message to the user.
In the Description box, type a description for the error.
This description is the error message the end user will see, when an entity/fund fails a validation rule. This plain-language description must indicate why an entity/fund have failed the validation. For example, Maturity date cannot be greater than Issue Date.
In the Business Description box, type additional description about the error, if required (optional).
In the Resolution box, type the explanation to resolve the error.
Click Save & Close.
The system generates the new error code and lists it in the Errors workspace.

Edit Error Codes

In the Edit Error page, you can edit error codes to use with field validations.

To edit error codes:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
Select the error code you want to edit from the workspace.
Double-click on the error code row. Or click Edit.
You see the Edit Error page.
Review the information, make the appropriate changes, and click Save & Close.
You can see the modified error code in the refreshed list.

Delete Error Codes

In the Errors workspace, you can delete the error codes.

To delete errors codes:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
Select the error code you want to delete from the workspace.
On the Errors tab, in the Manage group, click Delete.
You see the confirmation box to confirm deletion.
Click OK to confirm deletion.
You see the error code no longer appears in the list of available errors.

Error Codes for Selected Languages

In the Errors workspace, you can create error codes for selected languages.

To define error codes for selected languages:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
Click Create New.
You see the Create New Error page.
In the Center list, select Portfolio Data Center.
In the Code box, type a unique identifier for the code, if required.
Select the Severity for the error. The available options are: Critical; Warning
Provide the description, business description and resolution for the error code in English.
Under Errors tab, in Manage group, click Select Languages.
You can see the list of languages. By default, English is selected.
Select the language which you need for the error code.
You see the Description section of the selected language appear in the page.
Provide the description, business description and resolution for the error code in the selected language.
Click Save & Close to create the error code in both English and the selected language.
The system generates the new error code for both the languages and lists it in the Errors workspace.

Search for Error Codes

In the Errors workspace, you can search for error codes.

To search for error codes:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
Click the chevron next to the Search icon.
You see the Search detail pane with the default fields to define your search.
Click the Add icon to add other search parameters.
If you want this view to appear each time you open the workspace, select the Make this my default search check box.
The next time you log on, you see the results of this search reflected in the workspace.
Select the Open results in new workspace tab check box to display the search result in a separate tab (optional).
From the Save list, select Save/Save as to save the search criteria for future use.
Click Clear All to remove all the selected search criteria.
Select the appropriate search criteria and click OK.
The system displays the error codes that matches the search criteria.

Define View of Errors Workspace

In the Errors workspace, you can configure the view of the workspace.

To define the view of error workspace:

In Portfolio Data Center, from the left navigation, click Setup > Errors.
You see the Errors workspace with the available list of error codes.
Select an error code. The Grid tab is enabled.
Under Grids tab, select Columns in the Columns group to change the order of the columns, if required.
Select Group by to group the error data by a column , if required.
Select Ascending/Descending in Sort and Filter group to sort a column, if required.
Select Custom Filter to apply filters, if required.
To change the view of the workspace, you can rearrange the error data columns, or group the error data by a column, or sort a column, as required.
In the search pane at the top of workspace, click Errors dropdown and select Save/Save as to save the view of the workspace.
Select Make this my default view check box to make the workspace view as your default.
From the Errors list, select Manage to manage the view of the Errors workspace.

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