Flow Designer action "Record Producer". Store record producer information.

[Flavio4]

Hello,

I'm trying to create Incident records in Flow Designer with the action Record Producer*.
The execution seems correct but the Record Producer column of the Incident table is not filled automatically. With an additional Update Record action, it works.

Is it normal?
I checked on a PDI and I understand that the column Record Producer might be a customisation of our.
Thank you for a confirmation.

If indee it is a customisation, how is stored out of the box the information that a (incident) record is created through which record producer?

Thanks
Flavio

* We use a rather "legacy" instance, UI 16, on Xanadu.

[Flavio4]

Thank you Nishant, interesting.

I see, though, that the mentioned record created with the FD action "Record Producer" is not in table "sc_item_produced_record".
I find records in "sc_item_produced_record" if I use the FD action "Update Record" to update the (custom) column "Record Producer" in the incident table.

Isn't the update of "sc_item_produced_record" supposed to be out of the box when creating the record with FD action "Record Producer"?
If so, what is more likely? Maybe something underlying (Business Rule at submit?) has been customised to prevent the creation of a record "sc_item_produced_record", if the incident custom column "Record Producer" is not filled?

Regards
Flavio

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Flavio4 

if record is not getting inserted into "sc_item_produced_record" table then it means OOTB it doesn't link the INC with that Record Producer.

Check the documentation what it says that will clarify

The only way for you is this

In the Step where you are updating INC you can set that Custom Column with the Record Producer from earlier Step

If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Flavio4 

I could see you marked my response as correct earlier and now it's not.

If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.