C# - MVC: Inconsistent Condition

Giovanbattista Barra

Hallo dear Team,

i'm gonna repair some code of an existing software (This was developed in Model-View-Controler in C#).

This application manages records (documents of customers). On the UI of the application you can execute sometimes records and sending them and sometimes you cannot edit them, because they are not yet sent. Exactly in this case, it appears like a note at the bottom of the UI with the statement: "inconsistent condition, please go back to the homepage".

How shall I proceed to check this kind of "note" or "tecnical error"?

I suppose, a value or a condition has not yet been set.

Can you advice me some Tests to apply to catch the error?

Or is it enough, if I use a breakpoint in the method (which shall send the records)?

Can you please advice me a good practice to proceed?

Thank you in advice.

Best regards

Giovanni

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Rafnas T P7y ago
Accepted answer
hi,

for logging error reports see below link

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1278018/Best-Logging-libraries-for-ASP-NET-MVC
Giovanbattista Barra7y ago
Thanks but through the try-catch I cannot see a lot.

I found out the the message "inconsistent condition/behaviour" was hard coded in the .aspx file of the project.
It's about to understand when exactly this message occur.
I suppose the try-catch block is not enough?!

What kind of logs do you mean?
Are there "special logs" which are of most practice in MVC? If yes, please post a link with a concrete example or template!
I'm new in MVC and I read a lot about this theme "inconsistent behaviour" but nothing concrete to my case.
Thanks in advance.
Madan Shekar7y ago
write try and catch blocks ,
write logs