Method: Validate.FailAll( … )

Owned by Morten Lindequist Køhler
Feb 14, 2024
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Use to set a validation result of FailAll and error message in 1 line.
Will cause the entire processing to stop and no output will be created. Will also produce an error message in the $LOG if input parameter fail is true. The value of fail will also be returned by the method, making it easier to write more compact and easier to read code.

Syntax

bool Validate.FailAll( bool fail, string failMessage )

Example

Check example under Validate.FailItem(). The syntax is the same.