Hi @indikakumara,
The Row id field is the Primary key field defined in your Oracle table.
Flow would use the corresponding Primary key field value to mark the table row, so if you would like to use the Update row action, you need to get the Primary key value first for that row.
To workaround this, we could take use of the Get Rows action, then under the Apply to Each action, specify some condition to identify the proper row, after that, use the Primary key field as the input parameter of the Row id.
I will update you with screenshots later.
Regards,
Michael
Hi @indikakumara,
The Row id field is the Primary key field defined in your Oracle table.
Flow would use the corresponding Primary key field value to mark the table row, so if you would like to use the Update row action, you need to get the Primary key value first for that row.
To workaround this, we could take use of the Get Rows action, then under the Apply to Each action, specify some condition to identify the proper row, after that, use the Primary key field as the input parameter of the Row id.
I will update you with screenshots later.
Regards,
Michael
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