I am building Microsoft Flow for fetching all user and its manager by using Microsoft Graph API. Now I can fetch users very easily and when I try to find manager. Some of the user manager is not defined due to that I get
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Hi @milind, the actual issue is that the previous step (whilst you are seeing it as failed), it is not failing in Flow, therefore not actually triggering the Not Found action. Instead it is "successfully" returning a failure code. So really, you need to build a condition based on what is being returned from your HTTP action.
Reading through your requirement though, is there a particular reason that you wish to use the Graph to achieved your goal? A more simple solution for your Flow might be something like this:
Use the "Search for users" action from the O365 Users connector, but don't supply a search criteria. This will list all of the users available to my tenancy. I can then use the Get Manager (V2) action to get the manager for each person returned from my Search. I can then use Scopes to catch any users without a manager (as this will "legitimately fail"). The first scope will contain my logic which I want to perform, the second scope is set to run On Failure, and will contain the actions I want to perform if no manager is found.
See if that's an easier way for you to achieve your goal, I've attached the Flow export to this post as well so that you can try it.
Hi @milind ,
You could add a parallel branch. A branch is an HTTP action that succeeds, indicating that the corresponding manager was obtained.
The other branch is only executed when the HTTP action fails. You need to set Configure run after.
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Thank you reply, But I am in Apply to Each where I cannot find way to add a parallel branch after HTTP action
Thank you, that works for me and I Not Found as Configure run after as below
But I get below error, what I am doing wrong
Hi @milind, the actual issue is that the previous step (whilst you are seeing it as failed), it is not failing in Flow, therefore not actually triggering the Not Found action. Instead it is "successfully" returning a failure code. So really, you need to build a condition based on what is being returned from your HTTP action.
Reading through your requirement though, is there a particular reason that you wish to use the Graph to achieved your goal? A more simple solution for your Flow might be something like this:
Use the "Search for users" action from the O365 Users connector, but don't supply a search criteria. This will list all of the users available to my tenancy. I can then use the Get Manager (V2) action to get the manager for each person returned from my Search. I can then use Scopes to catch any users without a manager (as this will "legitimately fail"). The first scope will contain my logic which I want to perform, the second scope is set to run On Failure, and will contain the actions I want to perform if no manager is found.
See if that's an easier way for you to achieve your goal, I've attached the Flow export to this post as well so that you can try it.
It makes sense. So I make futher development but still I flow throw error
Just point to be noted here I don't have anything in if no condition action, So I put compose and string as fake.
Other wise Flow is doing what I need only thing is that log is showing fail and until I know whenever flow does not run in success then it will send email which will be annoying.
Ok I worked on it, I did some changes addition to yours
- I have more than 488 users and search users brings only 100. So I gave top 600
- In try I am adding to SharePoint List
- In catch action I check for particular user id and add to the SharePoint list
But it never run catch Please find snap for it. Kindly let me know my mistake
