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selectRecordsAsync() Strikethrough

  • October 20, 2021
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I have a script that has been in production for months and just recently the script is failing on the selectRecordsAsync() function…

let config = input.config();

let tbl = base.getTable('Status');
let qry = await tbl.selectRecordsAsync();
for (let rs of qry.records.filter(id => id.getCellValue('Status ID') === config['Status ID'])) {
     <snip>
     break;
}

In the text editor the function selectRecordsAsync() the text is formatted as strikeout and I’m seeing this error message…

ERROR
TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of null
    at <anonymous> on line 4
    at main on line 4

Can anyone shed some light on what’s going on?

Best answer by kuovonne

The scripting API has been updated because Airtable wants to make the fields option a required parameter.

You can put in an array of the field values you actually need, or if you need a quick fix, you can use

await tbl.selectRecordsAsync({fields: tbl.fields});

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  • October 20, 2021

The scripting API has been updated because Airtable wants to make the fields option a required parameter.

You can put in an array of the field values you actually need, or if you need a quick fix, you can use

await tbl.selectRecordsAsync({fields: tbl.fields});

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  • October 20, 2021

The scripting API has been updated because Airtable wants to make the fields option a required parameter.

You can put in an array of the field values you actually need, or if you need a quick fix, you can use

await tbl.selectRecordsAsync({fields: tbl.fields});


Thank you for solving this mystery.

kuovonne
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