I'm running into an issue when I want to kick off an email when I've changed a value in my gallery for a particular item. It's connected to a SQL server, showing the items in the gallery. What I want this automated flow to do is, when someone changes the NICS Status, it updates SQL for that item and then kicks off an email to that customer, based on their email address for that particular record.
I have my automated flow configured like so. However, I'm not getting any emails. I did noticed when I first set the trigger, the Table names didn't populate. To fix this, I went into my SQL Created Items - Send an Email flow, and found out, when peeking at the code, it looks for the table in SQL format.
I know I'm missing something simple here. As it is looking at the email field, for the email address that is in that column in order to kick off an email.
Any suggestions?
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Hi @LyonsBI_BRL ,
Would be possible for you to share the triggers outputs? You can hide the data and show the fields name. Please see the screenshot I shared earlier. I know I am using dataverse however behavior of showing raw data would be same for SQL.
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Yep I can, in order for the YES to display the OutPuts I had to remove the TriggerOutPut expression you had given me
Otherwise it does this
Did you drop the trigger and add a new connection and trigger after changing the table schema? Otherwise it wouldn't update to use the new schema.
Hi @LyonsBI_BRL ,
Your condition was correct from the start but data that is coming from SQL says "NON-STARTED". You have to find a record that contains "LEO" and update to validate that Yes condition trigger.
Also make sure that record contains your email id otherwise email will go to the person who own the record
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@Pstork1 Okay so I removed the connector from Flow, which of course broke everything. Now when trying to re-add it back I'm getting this.
There was no need to drop the trigger, you could just switch the table to something else and back to the table you need. I think it is better to create a new flow instead of trouble shooting this. It will be quick as there are only few items in your flow
Well now I can't even select the correct DB now. After adding back the connection. My app is reconnected but now I can't select the correct DB which is 2A-Industries
If you create a new flow can you see the database and table? If not, then there is something wrong with the connection. That will need to be fixed first.
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