Child ID is not created on success property of form

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I have two sharepoints tables A being parent and B being child.

I created multiple forms against sharepoint A field and the submit button does a patch like this ->
Patch(A, Defaults(A), RequestForm1.Updates,RequestForm2.Updates, RequestForm3.Updates, RequestForm4.Updates). This works like a charm. However on the success property it does seem to patch the MasterID which is the lookup i set on the child sharepoint.

THe idea is to related both the sharepoint with using list A's ID with B's master ID. OnSuccess property is this -> Patch(B, Defaults(B), {MasterID:RequestForm1.LastSubmit.ID, EmployeeName:DataCardValue12.Text}). My end product would be to pull out the related records using gallery later on and edit update functions.

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Hi @nchandran ,

The problem is that OnSuccess only works with SubmitForm and you are using Patch. I suggest you use SubmitForm on the relevant item.

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Bret ,
I agree what u said infact it only worked with a form submit but then I have four screens containing each form of fields all pointing to sharepoint A, when i tried submitform(form1), submitform(form2) etc , it created separate lines of records, i just need one recorded updated. Do u have a solution for this?

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@nchandran ,

Reading your post again, you could submit the first from then OnSuccess I assume there is only one field to write, otherwise add the others (you could actually add all fields from the three forms here)

Patch( DataSource, {ID: Self.LastSubmit.ID}, { MasterID:Self.LastSubmit.ID, EmployeeName:DataCardValue12.Text //I assume this is one form 2 } );

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Hi @nchandran ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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Hi Waren, having some traffic issue with o365. i will come back to you the soonest.

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