A Fishing Program must not be created when its assigned Guide lacks a license required by the selected Beat.
Track
Assignments
Phase
Program readiness
Starts with
Guide license gap on the Program date
Ends with
Invalid write blocked and eligible retry accepted
A Guide tries to send a Fishing Program for a Beat whose authoritative Access requirements include a Guide-held license that is missing, expired, or not valid yet. Trailhead explains the exact gap, leaves every Program record unchanged, and accepts the same draft only after the Guide or Beat becomes eligible.
A Fishing Program is ready to send with an assigned Guide and selected Beat.
Use a test Guide and Beat where one Guide-held requirement is missing, expired, or starts after the Program date.
This is the key moment: Trailhead rejects the write with Guide, license, and Beat labels instead of creating partial work.
No Program, entry, allocation, reminder, notification, or CIS timeline event was created by the rejected attempt.
Add or correct the matching valid Guide holding, or select another eligible Guide or Beat; never weaken the Access requirement.
Trailhead rechecks current source records and creates the Program only when every Guide-held requirement is valid.
Reviews the license message and corrects the Guide or Beat choice instead of bypassing it.
Maintains the Guide holding and authoritative Access requirement.
Checks the matching holding on the Program date before any Program or allocation write.
A localized action message followed by the Guide, license, and Beat labels
Why: Know what source record must change without repeatedly retrying.
The authoritative Guide holding, Access requirement, and unchanged rejected-write state
Why: Repair eligibility without creating or deleting replacement Programs.
A Fishing Program exists only when its assigned Guide holds every Guide-required license valid on the Program date; rejection is atomic and never retry-queued.