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I have a flow that I attempt to get a record and when a value is returned I take on the action using the "On Success" and I have a parallel action that I take "on failure" within a do loop.

How can I get the loop to identify the success of either path is a success in the loop?

 

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  • abm abm Profile Picture
    32,998 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @MarcRohde 

     

    Not exactly sure what you meant by success of either path is a success in the loop? Could you please explain?

     

    Thanks

  • MarcRohde Profile Picture
    109 on at

    When you look at the image the steps are in a "do until" loop because I'm running the verification for multiple records.

    The steps are to check if a record exists, if it doesn't follow one path and if it does I follow another using the "on success" and "on fail" options. If the record doesn't exist it will always show the loop failed and as a result, the job shows it failed even though it completed every update I wanted.

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    abm abm Profile Picture
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    Hi @MarcRohde 

     

     

    Thanks for your quick reply. Excellent question this.

     

    Do the following:

     

    Inside the Apply to Each loop Add a Scope. This is for the success path.

    Then place Get CS to EA Unit of Measure Conversion action step.

    Next place the Update Product Specific Order Settings when UOM Identified to Factor.


    Again inside the same loop add another scope. This is for the failure path.

    Inside the scope add the action step Update Product Specific Order Settings when UOM is not identified to 99.

    Then set the configure run after for the Scope - Failure as follows:

     

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    Here is my test run result.

     

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    Let me know how it goes.

     

    Thanks

  • MarcRohde Profile Picture
    109 on at

    This worked flawlessly!  Thanks for the quick response!

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