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After Patch, Checking the Patch and if something is missing re-patching that items

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Hey everyone!

 

I have an app that has 3 photos that run through power automate and then provide a link back in powerapps. Sometimes that link does not make it into the Sharepoint page. 

 

After a patch, how can I look up that exact item to check if the photo links are there? and if not re-patch them. It seems like it should be so simple. But my brain is not working today.

 

Thanks!!

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  • SudeepGhatakNZ Profile Picture
    14,394 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi,

    You should investigate why isn't the patch working the first time around. What you are suggesting sounds like a workaround not a solution.

    Did you try using the Error function to figure out the root cause?

    Error, IfError, IsError, and IsBlankOrError functions in Power Apps - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn

  • AaronKnox Profile Picture
    514 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Sudeep is correct, you should provide error handling immediately after the Patch.

     

    To find the exact item you just patched, first wrap the entire Patch() statement in a variable: UpdateContext({myPatchRecord:Patch(yourpatchcodehere)}); 

     

    After a successful patch to SharePoint myPatchRecord will contain the record you just created.  

    You can then get the SharePoint record ID from: myPatchRecord.ID to do additional lookups etc.

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