I was modifying a Siebel Business Service few days ago when I faced this problem. It took me almost 1 hr to resolve the issue and then it turned out to be issue of duplicate declaration. Here is what happened.

The BS already had a code that was something like

var BO = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Contact”);
var BC = BO.GetBusComp(“Contact”)
var BC1 = BO.GetBusComp(“Account”);
//complete logic of 15 lines was below this
I had to add my code below this. Here is how the BS looked after I added my code

var BO = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Contact”);
var BC = BO.GetBusComp(“Contact”)

//complete logic of 15 lines was below this
if (BC.GetFieldValue (“Status”) == “Pending”)
{
    //My Logic of 15 lines here

     if (value == “IntheLoop”)
         {
                    var BO = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Opportunity”);
     var BC = BO.GetBusComp(“Opportunity”);
    
//My complete logic of 10 lines
         BC1.SetFieldValue (“Status”,”Done”);
         return (CancelOperation);

         }
}
If you read the code carefully you will realize that I had declared the variables BC and BO twice. This was a very small mistake but it costed me 1 hr of my effort. This code didn’t return any error, it just didn’t do anything. The value for that field was not set.

When I tried to do a use GetFieldValue I got “undefined” as value. I just couldn’t figure out the reason for this error. Then I had to test it by doing RaiseErrorText Line by Line until I reached the Line

var BO = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Contact”);

Here I realized that I had declared variable BO and BC two times and the problem was because of that only. So changing the code to

var BO1 = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Opportunity”);
var BC1 = BO1.GetBusComp(“Opportunity”);

Solved the problem.

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