Buscar Atualizações com Condições

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Estou usando o Enterprise 11.3 e estou tentando enviar notificações por email quando um registro é criado em uma camada que é hospedada. É um recurso hospedado com 3 camadas de Electric, Gas, Water. Quero que o email seja enviado para uma pessoa diferente dependendo de qual camada o registro foi criado.<\/P> Inicialmente, eu tinha 3 fluxos individuais configurados para Electric, Gas e Water e apenas tinha Hosted Feature\/Electric selecionado no Electric e assim por diante... ainda assim enviava os emails para todos os 3. Então tentei combiná-los em um único fluxo com condições. Consegui fazer com que ele funcionasse, mas só funciona para a condição da esquerda. Se a condição da direita for atendida, o fluxo diz que teve sucesso, mas nunca envia o email. Quando testo o fluxo e clico em aplicar a cada um deles para ver os resultados, eles ficam desativados para aqueles quando a condição da direita é testada. <\/P> Não tenho certeza do que estou fazendo errado.<\/P> <\/P> <\/span><\/P> <\/P>

Akshay Harshe · Answer

Hi @LindseyStone, I am with @TimLohnes1  here you don't need 2 apply to each loops.

The reason why it adds the loop after `Fetch Updates, changes.... ` action is because there can be more than one change and output of the Fetch action is an array of features. So for each feature you are running the operation.

I didn't understand the first part of your request where you wan to check if the record is updated in a specific layer.

It is a hosted feature with 3 layers of Electric, Gas, Water. I want the email to go to a different person depending on which layer the record is created in.

Power Automate can add one trigger for each flow so I am thinking that you will still need 3 flows.

LindseyStone · Answer

For the 2 Apply to Each question.  I didn't add them,  as soon as I added the parallel condition statement it automatically add the 2 Apply to Each.  Why they need to be there or why it added them I don't know.

I did some testing last week and If I make 3 separate workflows with one condition in them each for the services than it works.  But it really seems silly to have 3 separate workflows against the same service.

I will give your suggestion a try, never thought to put another condition in the NO part.

TimLohnes1 · Answer

Hi,

I keep rewriting this as it seems like it should be very easy to figure out.

First question though, why are there 2 Apply to Each in the same row (same time). I haven't seen a situation like that and might be making it more complicated. In fact would love to know if the email sends for GMTR without any other steps. Can you remove the LV and see if just the one apply to each works for a new record with asset GMTR. It should probably just be mimicking your original flow.

If it works, then it is definitely the setup. I was going to suggest a Switch statement instead of Condition but think that only works on Equal, not Starts With that you are using.

So if one Condition works to get you the GMTR successfully, you can use the No side of the GMTR condition to add a Condition for LV and you can chain it forward like that if you have more values. Not super efficient if you have a lot, but if your don't have defined values to match (just starting letters), I don't think you can use Switch.

See attached for a diagram of this. Let me know how that goes.

-Tim

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