Forms > Azure Data Lake, incorrect code

[lekevin]

Hello,

I have a flow going from Forms to Azure Data Lake. I just want to show what the Forms result is in a file in ADLS. However, I'm receiving this information instead of my correct data ("Option2"):

Test Question: @outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/r0da8c357c27d41df9027ecc153f515e7']

Instead of @outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/r0da8c357c27d41df9027ecc153f515e7'], I should be receiving just "Option2". I don't know why it's showing up that instead of the actual data, and I suspect there's a bug in the connector.

Nonetheless, I wanted to ask if anyone else has ever received that type of result from Forms? Did I do something wrong?

Thanks,

Kevin Lee (lekevin for internal folks)

[yashag2255]

Hi @lekevin 

Can you share a screenshot of the flow? I suspect that the dynamic content/ expression is not being resolved while passing the parameter to the field in the action. 

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[lekevin]

Of course. Here is a photo (I don't know how to attach a file here...):

https://imgur.com/a/sU8ZHu3

The result I get is:

@outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/rfb74934cd2f3451e834f8a390f542cf3']

Just ran this now.

[yashag2255]

Hi @lekevin 

Can you initialize a variable after the get response details action and then add the output value to that variable and then pass the variable in the Append file action and check if you continue to face the same issue? 

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[lekevin]

Thank you for the super quick reply.

It didn't work, but interestingly enough now I got this as the reply: @variables('Test_ID')

It seems like AzureDataLake connector is just not taking the actual value.

Of note, a workaround that is hacky is: manually putting in curlies like this: @{variables('Test_ID')} would work for some reason. And, @outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/r0da8c357c27d41df9027ecc153f515e7'] works for some reason.