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Using CDS Connector - Differentiate between Create, Update, Delete

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Posted on by IAmGreg

Hi,

 

I have a flow setup using the CDS connector.  It is tied to the account entity for when a record is created, updated or deleted.

 

Is there any way to identify whether the trigger is a Create, Update Or Delete?

 

My flow sends an email and I'd like to include the action in it.

 

Thank you.

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    PowerBack19 679 on at
    Re: Using CDS Connector - Differentiate between Create, Update, Delete

    @Greggomatic - If you use the CDS (current environment) connector, the trigger has an output called "SdkMessage". This will indicate what the trigger action was. In order to get this value, create a Compose step and use the expressions option with this:

     

    triggerOutputs()?['body']?['SdkMessage']

    Here are screen shots to assist you:

    CDSce - SdkMessage output.png 

    CDSce - Compose step to get SdkMessage value.png

     

     

     

     

     

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    IAmGreg on at
    Re: Using CDS Connector - Differentiate between Create, Update, Delete

    Genius - thank you!

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