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SIMCONNECT_EXCEPTION_UNRECOGNIZED_ID get id

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When I receive SIMCONNECT_EXCEPTION_UNRECOGNIZED_ID I`d like to obtain the id which went wrong. It is my understanding the id would be the object id which caused the issue (correct?). But the value seems to be not available.


SIMCONNECT_RECV_EXCEPTION*exception=(SIMCONNECT_RECV_EXCEPTION*)pData;
QString ex;
constintexceptionId=static_cast<int>(exception->dwException);
constintsendId=static_cast<int>(exception->dwSendID);
constintindex=static_cast<int>(exception->dwIndex);
constintdata=static_cast<int>(cbData);
ex.sprintf("Exception=%dSendID=%dIndex=%dcbData=%d",exceptionId,sendId,index,data);

switch(exceptionId)
{
case SIMCONNECT_EXCEPTION_UNRECOGNIZED_ID:
 
No, the ID can be a few things: (from documentation)

SIMCONNECT_EXCEPTION_UNRECOGNIZED_ID
Specifies that the client event, request ID, data definition ID, or object ID was not recognized.

You might have a event, request ID, data definition ID that you are using, but it was not registered in events setup stage.

If you are worried about ObjectID... NOT sure if you're formatting this correctly, but I've found out through an extensive trial and error that:

When a flight is loaded with a certain user aircraft, initially the User Object ID is set to zero, and shortly after that, it is set to 1.
If you load an AI object, the very first assignment is ObjID = 2, even if UserObject id is still 0 (not 1)
If you remove Object with ObjID = 2, and re-insert it, it will be assigned ObjID=3 (or, 4, 5, 6... if you in the meantime inserted more AI objects), and ObjID =2 will fall into oblivion, never to be re-used again ;)
 
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