The system typically encounters this error when it searches for a field that no longer exists. You might see the error message while editing or plotting a Marker Layer. Additionally, this error may appear when saving a schedule. In this article, we’ll explore various scenarios where this error message can occur.
Plotting or editing a Marker Layer - If you see this error while working with a Marker Layer, you should verify the following aspects:
Because Salesforce Maps stores these fields as text strings within Maps Objects in the backend, if a field is deleted, it is not automatically removed from any references to it within Maps. In this scenario, you should verify whether the field(s) referenced in the layers or Base Objects have been deleted. If it has, the solution involves editing the layer to remove the field from the Marker Layer and then saving the changes.
Adding to Schedule - Another common scenario where you might encounter the error message is when attempting to save a schedule. In such cases, you should verify the relatedTo field for the event and ensure that it is not blank. Additionally, when working with CG cloud visits, make sure that existing visits have a Planned Visit End Time. While CG cloud doesn’t mandate end times for visits, they are necessary for the visits to function correctly in Maps.
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