How to Navigate This SmartConnect Error: The Extender form ‘TASK_LIST_ENTRY’ does not exist in the destination company

In this video, you will learn why a SmartConnect SQL Task can fail only sometimes when writing GlobalLastError to a table. You’ll see how single quotes inside certain error messages break SQL syntax, even when your task is written correctly.

You will also learn the right fix: using a .NET task and a user-defined global variable to escape single quotes before the SQL Task runs. Finally, you’ll update your SQL Task to write the cleaned variable instead—so errors are logged correctly every time, even when they contain single quotes. If you'd like to read the help article that goes with this, click here.