Can I do a File.WriteAllBytes in a method BPM?

[R.Zimmer (Richard Zimmer)]

Can I do a File.WriteAllBytes in a method BPM or is it only doable in a customization?

Please help!

Thank you,
Richard

[Hally (Simon Hall)]

Easiest way to find out is to test it.

and here’ what looks like an example

2024.2.6 - GetReportBytes(SysRptLst.SysRowID)

Hi everyone, I’ve encountered a bug after upgrading Kinetics. The production environment is currently on version 2023.2.9, and I’ve installed version 2024.2.6 in another environment. While running my code—which worked in the previous version—the GetReportBytes function now always returns an empty byte array. I haven’t been able to determine the cause yet. Here is the code I’m working with (located in Data.SysTask.Standard): var ttUpdated = ttSysTask.Where(r => r.TaskDescription == "BAQ …

[R.Zimmer (Richard Zimmer)]

Great! Thank you for finding this Hally!

Does anybody know what assemblies and usings I need for writeallbytes?

Thank you,
Richard

[R.Zimmer (Richard Zimmer)]

Nevermind, I figured it out. I added:
using System.IO;

[Hally (Simon Hall)]

@R.Zimmer

using System.IO;

Going to point you to this post. You might want to reconsider Syystem.IO

System.IO

I have a function that checks to see if folders are available and since i upgraded from 2022.2 to 2023.2.5 i am getting this error so im not sure what i can do to fix it. The ‘System.IO.Directory.Exists(string?)’ method cannot be called.