Need to access Multi row variable set in Flow designer for fetching data.
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02-23-2021 12:29 AM
Need to access Multi row variable set in Flow designer for fetching data.
we are in orlando so , the getCatalog variables doesnt show up for mvrs as its for Paris
saw couple of community answers and it mentioned Glode recodrd on sc_req_item but that doesnt seem to work in the Action (script)
any pointers?
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02-23-2021 12:42 AM
Hi Priya,
Starting from Paris the support for MRVS is present.
For your Orlando instance you can use custom action for this
How to access variable set in Flow Designer for a Catalog Item?
How to use multi row variable set with Flow designer
Regards
Ankur
Ankur
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02-23-2021 05:30 AM
hi Ankur
i did see these solutions but i am stuck with couple of things. wasnt sure if i have declare sc_req_item and do any glide record.
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02-23-2021 05:45 AM
Hi,
yes in the custom action query the RITM table and return the json string or the values as array
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Ankur
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04-14-2021 12:25 PM
Hey Ankur,
Were you able to process all the lines in the MRVS using flow designer? We are in the Paris version. I was able to access the variable but not iterate through the lines in MRVS. I am using the for each iteration as suggested in one of the community posts but it is only processing through the first line and ignoring the remaining lines.
Thanks,
Shekar.