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CDS-step resets its input values after saving! (Create new record > Common Data Services)

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Hi everyone!

 

This is how my Flow looks:

 

  • Step 1. When a response is submitted (Typeform)
  • Step 2. Create a new record (Common Data Services)

I noticed that when I click on: 'Update flow', and reopen the flow, step 2 shows the error: 'Not Found'.

The input values are reset to their default values.

 

Is this a bug? Anyone else with this problem?

Any help is much appreciated.

 

Kind regards,  

Edwin

 

Additional details

The input values I give: Database: 'default'; Entity: 'suggesties'

I use the TypeForm input to fill the cells. It saves without problems.

 

After I save, and reopen the flow, the input values are reset to:
Database: 'default'; Entity: 'ContactList'

  • edwinstark Profile Picture
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    Re: CDS-step resets its input values after saving! (Create new record > Common Data Services)

    Hi Mona, 

     

    Thanks for your reply!

    I have tried rebuilding the flow from step to step, and the problem seems to be over now. 

     

    Regards,

     

    Edwin

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    v-monli-msft Profile Picture
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    Re: CDS-step resets its input values after saving! (Create new record > Common Data Services)

    Hi edwinstark,

     

    I just tested with a similar flow. I first created the flow like this:

    1.PNG

     

    I used the standard entity "Case" in CDS. Then I submitted this flow and reopened it. I changed the entity to my custom entity called "TEST1" and clicked on "Update flow". Then I opened it again and the update is saved and shows like below

    2.PNG

     

    Since I cannot reproduce your issue I do not think this is a bug. Could you please try to recreate this flow and test with other 2 entities? If the issue persist, please feel free to update here.

     

    Regards,

    Mona

     

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