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Workflow is marked as fail on "Run After" timeout Action

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I want to send an item to approval and wait for 6 hours. If no response is received after that time then I will take the decision to send an email that time has expired and update a sharepoint list item column flag as rejected. I've created a flow that handles the "Run After" Timeout and configured the timeout setting of the Approval Action to PT6H for 6 Hours. But at the end the flow is marked as failed. It is working fine the only thing is that the flow status is failed instead of succeed. I don't want it to be marked as failed.

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  • pattydej1 Profile Picture
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    Re: Workflow is marked as fail on "Run After" timeout Action

    With the condition after Start and wait for approval , it doesn't allow me to use Terminator control after configure run after so it will not work for me

  • ScottShearer Profile Picture
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    Re: Workflow is marked as fail on "Run After" timeout Action

     

    @noearcmon  Can you update and post if your issue has been resolved?

     

    Thanks

     

    Scott

  • v-xida-msft Profile Picture
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    Re: Workflow is marked as fail on "Run After" timeout Action

    Hi @noearcmon,

     

    Could you please share a screenshot of your flow's run history?

     

    I agree with @ScottShearer's thought almost. I have made a test on my side and the flow's configuration as below:8.JPG

     

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    The flow works successfully as below:10.JPG

     

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    Best regards,

    Kris

  • ScottShearer Profile Picture
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    Re: Workflow is marked as fail on "Run After" timeout Action

    After you send the rejection email when the approval times out and you update the SharePoint list, you can add a Control-Terminate action and set the status to succeeded.  The Terminate action ends the workflow.

     

    I just did a quick test and this technique should solve your problem.

     

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