Error: object code name '' is not valid, while creating user using API,

What does your code look like which runs in the scheduled task? Looks like you're not passing a proper code name for possibly a user object.

Dear Brenden, Thanks for your response. I not passing anything from the Task. Its a simple code of creating User like below: public string Execute(TaskInfo task) { UserInfo userInfo = UserInfoProvider.GetUsers().WhereEquals("CWID", userData[1]).FirstOrDefault(); if (userInfo == null) { userInfo = new UserInfo(); userInfo.SetValue("CWID", userData[1]); userInfo.FirstName = userData[2]; userInfo.LastName = userData[3]; userInfo.Email = userData[4]; userInfo.SetValue("UserCode", userData[5]); userInfo.SetValue("StreetAddressOne", userData[6]); userInfo.SetValue("StreetAddressTwo", userData[7]); UserInfoProvider.SetUserInfo(userInfo); } }

Could you please let me know what do I need to pass and how?

Thanks.

I'd suggest adding in the UserName property and setting that to the users email address. Keep in mind you may want to update your query though to make sure it doesn't find an email in the username as well.

UserInfo userInfo = UserInfoProvider.GetUsers().WhereEquals("CWID", userData[1]).Or().WhereEquals("Email", userData[4]).FirstOrDefault();

Hi, I am getting the issue while user is not present into the database(when userInfo is null) and I am creating new user. In that case how to set the code name?

Thanks.

Hi,

It resolved after assigning the UserName property.

Thanks a lot..

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Hi, One question, is there any document or link which tells, which field to be used as a code name for the build in objects? And in case of custom object, how will we decide the code name?

Thanks.

You can read through the API documentation but I don't believe it says which fields are code name and which aren't. You can always look in the Modules as well and see if you can find it too but as you work with Kentico more you'll find out how things work.